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Customize Your Wheel Spinner for Professional Streaming

KimeToku offers multiple customization options to make your wheel spinner fit perfectly with your stream or event. This guide covers all available settings and recommended configurations for different scenarios.

No need to memorize the settings. Just nudge them.

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Available Customization Options

The settings live in the popup you open with the palette button (🎨) at the bottom left of the screen. Green screen, text color, and the separate window are in the "Settings" tab (the tab you land on), the confetti is in the "Finale" tab, and the winner card is in the "Card" tab.

GB Green Screen Mode ON / OFF

Turns the background solid green for chroma key compositing in streaming software like OBS.

Use This When:
  • Overlaying the wheel on top of game footage
  • Using custom stream backgrounds
  • Matching your stream's visual theme

OBS Setup: Go to Filters → Add Chroma Key → Set Key Color Type to "Green"

FX Confetti and Winner Card Finale / Card

Celebratory confetti animation and winner card display when a name is selected. The confetti is picked in the "Finale" tab and the winner card in the "Card" tab. Pick "None" in either one and it stops appearing.

"None" in both

Simple result display only

Pick a pattern

Confetti + Winner Card

When to Use:
  • Show them: Giveaways, special events, celebration moments
  • "None": Rapid consecutive draws, quiet settings, low-spec devices

Pro Tip: Press Space anytime to manually trigger confetti!

Aa Text Color (Black) ON / OFF

Changes the text color on the wheel and slots to black for better visibility on light backgrounds.

OFF (White Text)

Best for dark backgrounds

ON (Black Text)

Best for light backgrounds

When to Use:
  • OFF (White): Default yellow background, dark game overlays
  • ON (Black): Bright stream backgrounds, pastel participant colors

W Stream Window (Separate Window)

Opens just the wheel/lottery display in a separate window. The mode selector, the participant field, and the buttons stay behind, so the new window shows nothing but the board.

Use This When:
  • Using OBS Window Capture instead of Browser Source
  • Displaying on a second monitor for live audiences
  • Separating the control panel from the viewer-facing display

Note: You can still control the wheel (Start/Stop) from the original window after opening a new one.

You don't have to memorize the settings. Nudge them and you'll find your look.

Open the settings and play →
Scenario Green Screen Confetti & Winner Card Text Color
Gaming Stream Giveaway ON Show them White (OFF)
Just Chatting Stream OFF Show them Your choice
Classroom Name Picker OFF "None" Black (ON)
Live Event Venue OFF Show them White (OFF)
Rapid Multi-Draw OFF "None" Your choice

Custom Colors

Assign individual colors to each participant for team identification, prize tiers, or visual variety.

Ideas:
  • Team A in red, Team B in blue
  • Gold for 1st prize, Silver for 2nd, Bronze for 3rd
  • Special color for subscribers or members

See our Custom Color Guide for detailed instructions and creative examples.

OBS Integration

Method 1: Browser Source (Recommended)

  1. In OBS, add a "Browser" source
  2. Set URL to https://kime-toku.com/en/
  3. Set dimensions (recommended: 1280x720)
  4. Leave "Custom CSS" empty

Method 2: Window Capture

  1. Click "Stream Window" in KimeToku
  2. In OBS, add a "Window Capture" source
  3. Select the KimeToku window
  4. Apply Chroma Key filter if using green screen

Full Guide: See our Complete OBS Setup Guide for detailed instructions.

FAQ

Do settings save automatically?

Yes. All your customization settings are saved in your browser's local storage. They'll persist even after closing the browser.

Can I use custom fonts?

Currently, KimeToku uses system fonts for best compatibility across devices. The font size can be adjusted based on the number of participants.

Will customizations work on mobile?

Yes. All customization options work on smartphones and tablets. However, OBS integration features are designed for desktop use.

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