Wheel spinner overlay for OBS & Streamlabs
Put your wheel on stream in about two minutes. It is a transparent browser source — no download, no watermark, no account, and no limit on spins. Spin it with a keypress, a click, or from your phone.
- Transparent background
- OBS · Streamlabs · XSplit · vMix
- Space to spin
- Phone remote
1 Your wheel
Build it once on the site, then bring it here.
Open Classic Wheel or Center Spin, set your entries and colours, press Share, and paste the link here. Your colours, weights and fonts all come with it. Leave it blank to use the picker’s own list.
2 Overlay settings
Everything here is optional — the defaults are the quiet ones.
Only needed if your software cannot use a transparent source. Pick a colour your wheel does not contain — the default palette has two greens, so magenta is usually the safer key.
3 Your browser source
Copy this into OBS.
Phone remote
Open this on your phone and keep it open. Its Spin button drives this overlay.
4 Put it in OBS
- In OBS: Sources → + → Browser.
- Paste the URL above and set the size to 1920×1080.
- Drag it wherever you want it in your scene.
- To spin while live: right-click the source → Interact, then click the wheel or press Space. Or use the phone remote.
Questions streamers ask
Is it really free?
Yes — no watermark, no account, no signup, and no cap on spins. Nothing on this page is behind a plan.
Does it work outside OBS?
It is an ordinary browser source URL, so it works in Streamlabs, XSplit, vMix, Twitch Studio and anything else that can add a web page as a layer. There is nothing to install and no plugin to keep updated.
Can I use my own colours?
They are already yours. The overlay is your wheel — per-slice colours, the palette, the text colour, the font and the weights all travel in the share link you paste above.
What about a logo in the middle?
For now, add it in your streaming software as an image layer over the middle of the wheel. It takes a few seconds and gives you better control of size and position than we could. We are working on saving logos to your wheel, and when that lands the overlay will pick yours up automatically.
Why is the wheel invisible in my browser?
Because it is working. The overlay has a transparent background, so on its own it shows whatever is behind it — in a browser tab, that is white. In OBS you will see it over your scene.
Nothing happens when I press Space
OBS only sends keystrokes to a browser source through its Interact window — right-click the source and choose Interact, then press Space there. If you would rather not open that window each time, use the phone remote instead.