Giveaways wheel templates
A giveaway lives or dies on whether the audience believes the draw. These templates are prebuilt wheels for picking winners in public — a Twitch sub giveaway, a YouTube comment draw, a charity raffle — set up the way streamers and organisers actually run them, including weighted entries written as Name*3 so one person can hold multiple tickets without you pasting their name three times.
The spin happens live on screen, the wheel visibly slows onto a name, and every entrant watched the same draw — which beats announcing a winner from a spreadsheet. The randomness behind the spin is the same cryptographically secure generator used across the site; how the randomness works explains it in plain language, which is a useful link to have ready when a viewer asks.
For the full workflow around these templates, see the giveaway wheel page; the raffle wheel covers ticket-style draws in more depth, and if your entrants live in a comment section, the comment picker and Instagram giveaway picker handle getting names out of comments and onto the wheel. Weighted entries have their own explainer at the weighted spinner wheel.
Templates (3)
- Twitch sub giveawayEntrants weighted by sub tier (tier3_user*9), so loyalty counts without excluding anyone. Spin on stream; the draw is the content.
- YouTube comment giveawayPaste commenter handles, spin live or on camera, pin the result. A visible draw stops the ‘giveaway was rigged’ comments before they start.
- Charity raffle (weighted by tickets)Each entry carries its ticket count (Alice*5), so one spin replaces pulling paper from a tombola — and everyone can see the odds were honoured.