We consider optical properties of singular beams with spiral-like intensity and phase distributions that were called the spiroid beams. Their orbital angular momentum as a function of a fractional-order topological charge has a chain of supper-pulses (bursts and dips).The form of the supper-pulses can be controlled by the spiral parameters, Such a phenomenon can be used in optical switches and triggers for optical devices and communication systems. Berry showed that a fractional-order vortexbeam can be treated as an infinite number of singular beams with negative and positive integer-order topological charges but different energy distribution. Then it became clear why a fractional-order vortex beam can bear a fractional orbital angular momentum (OAM) [3,4]. In connection with it a special attention was focused on the vortex spectral content for controlling values of OAM [5][6][7] and for shaping a wished form of focal traps for manipulations of microparticles or for light communication systems [8,9].The propagation properties of vector halforder vortex-beams in free space and crystals were presented in the papers [10,11]. Moreover it was revealed [12] that a circular fiber array can serve as a medium for propagation of halfinteger order super modes without their decay into integer-order beans (as it was predicted in [2]) while all other integer order ones are a superposition of half-integer-order vortexmodes.The OAM distribution in fractional-order vortex-beams depends essentially on the beam types. The theoretical consideration of the problem was presented in the papers [13,14] for Bessel-Gaussia and Laguerre-Gaussian -type beams. Authors remarked that the OAM follows the vortex topological charge with small oscillations for low-order vortices. This was experimentally confirmed in the paper [19]. However the detailed analysis showed [15] that there are OAM pulses with large amplitudes for higher-order vortices near integer-order values.Note, that variations of vortex content in fractional-order vortex-beams have an influence upon a form of the bursts and dips in the OAM contour and to act as a switch in different optical devices.A similar assumption has been suggested by the authors of the paper [16] that considered a helico-conical optical beam -one of representatives of fractional-order light fields. They revealed experimentally that a superposition of beams with helical and conical wavefronts obtained on the base of a higherorder Bessel beam (diffracted by a spatial phase modulator) forms a complex field with the onebranch spiral intensity distribution at the beam cross-section. Variations of the beam parameters result in transformations of the spiral form.In the letter we generalized such a representation employing the fractional-order hypergeometric-Gaussian (Hy-G) beams with variations of their parameters that enable us to reconstruct smoothly the shape of bursts and dips in the OAM contour.Thus, the aim of our paper is to shape the fractional-order Hy-G vortex-beam and to modify its spectral vortex conte...