Spin wheel for OBS: transparent overlay and control panel
A purpose-built browser source: the wheel on a transparent background, nothing else. You keep this panel on a second monitor to edit entries and trigger spins, and the overlay follows in real time. Free, no signup, no watermark.
Control panel
Set your entries, start a session, and paste the URL into OBS.
5 slices · changes reach the overlay when you click away from the box.
OBS browser source
Start a session to get a URL you can paste into OBS. It stays live for 24 hours; nothing is saved to an account.
Why a separate overlay and panel
- Nothing but the wheel on streamNo header, footer, buttons or page background, just the wheel, composited over your scene.
- Controls stay off-cameraEntries and the Spin button live here, not in the browser source, so your audience never sees the chrome.
- Drive it from anywhereThe panel works on a second monitor, a laptop, or a phone, and it does not have to be the machine running OBS.
- Viewers can't touch itOnly the session that created the overlay can spin it.
- Silent by designThe overlay plays no audio, so OBS doesn't capture wheel sounds twice.
- Nothing to installNo plugin, no download, no account. A URL is the whole integration.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add the wheel to OBS?
Start a session on this page, copy the browser-source URL, then in OBS choose Sources → + → Browser and paste it. Set the width and height to a square (800×800 works well) and leave 'Shutdown source when not visible' unchecked so the overlay stays connected between scenes.
Is the overlay background transparent?
Yes. The /overlay page renders only the wheel with no page background, so whatever is underneath in your scene shows through. You do not need to add any custom CSS in OBS.
Why is there a separate control panel?
OBS renders browser sources in its own embedded browser, which cannot share data with the browser you are working in. The control panel and the overlay therefore talk over a live session, which also means you can drive the wheel from a second monitor, a laptop, or your phone.
Can my viewers spin the wheel?
No. Only the operator panel that created the session can trigger a spin. The overlay is display-only, so nothing on stream can be changed by viewers.
Does the overlay play sound?
No. Tick and win sounds are disabled in the browser source on purpose, since OBS would capture them into your broadcast separately from your own monitoring. Play any sound effects from your own setup instead.
How long does a session last?
24 hours from your last activity, then it is deleted automatically. No account is required and nothing is tied to your identity.