Twitch Spin Wheel Overlay for OBS — Moonlit Arcane Glow

The Spectral Veil Spin Wheel is a moonlit, arcane-themed animated overlay that turns Twitch and YouTube chat activity into on-screen spin-to-win moments. Moons and stars drift around a glowing dark-teal ring, and a soft pointer wobbles into place with every result. It was built by August, DigitalScenary's one designer, for streamers who want their channel to feel like a scene. The Spectral Veil Spin Wheel is a StreamElements widget built for Twitch and YouTube streamers who want an interactive, arcane-themed prize wheel on screen. It holds up to 30 customizable slots, each one a label you type in yourself — Subscribe, Tip Goal, Discord, Q&A, Game Pick, or whatever your channel needs. A 6-color palette in deep teal and violet covers the wheel, paired with a separate glowing gold tone for rare slots, and both the segment text and the center badge use their own selectable Google Font. Weighted odds let you set any slot's rarity by typing a number after its name, so a jackpot option can spin far less often than the rest. The wheel spins itself on subscriptions, gifted subs, tips, or cheers, or on the !spin chat command, with cooldown, spin duration, and viewer permission tiers all adjustable from the StreamElements fields tab. Installing the Spectral Veil is a StreamElements job, not a code project. You import the provided file through the SE Widget Importer, type in your Twitch channel name, and save it to your scene. The wheel is live in about a minute. The !spin chat command works out of the box, and you can restrict it to subscribers, VIPs, moderators, or keep it open to everyone. The default theme leans into the Spectral Veil name: a dark teal and violet palette, moon and star icons circling the wheel, and Cinzel typography that reads like it belongs on an old spellbook. Every one of the six segment colors and the separate rare-slot gold can be swapped, along with both fonts, so the wheel can match a brighter scene just as easily as a haunted one. The center badge defaults to a short word like Haunt or Spin and updates from a single field. Spectral Veil suits gaming streamers, VTubers, and Discord-driven communities who want subs, gifted subs, tips, and cheers to trigger something more memorable than a plain text alert. Spin duration, result-display time, and cooldown between spins are all adjustable, so the wheel fits a fast-paced raid train or a slower, chattier stream just as well. It renders on a transparent background, so it drops straight into an existing OBS scene without covering anything underneath.