Presets
Weight: 1–10
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Fair and unbiased random selection every time
Add your own segments and customize the wheel
Keep track of all your previous spins
Get results instantly with smooth animations
Customize segments or use defaults
Click the spin button
Wait for the wheel to stop and see your result
Type one entry at a time or paste a whole list (one name per line). You can also start from a preset: Yes/No, numbers 1 to 10 or names.
Raise an option's weight to give it a bigger slice and a better chance of winning. With every weight at 1, the wheel is perfectly balanced.
Click Spin. The winner is drawn before the animation starts, using the browser's secure random generator, and the wheel stops exactly on that slice.
Save the wheel in your browser to reuse it, copy a link that carries the entries to send to someone else, or go fullscreen to show it in class or on a stream.
For a giveaway, Secret Santa or presentation order, paste the list of participants and tick "Remove the winner after each spin". Every name that comes up is taken off the wheel automatically, so the next spin only draws from people who haven't been picked yet. When a single name is left, that person goes last.
The history under the wheel keeps the order of every result. To start over, use Reset or load the wheel you saved. None of this is sent to a server: the list stays in your browser.
The decision wheel settles the small choices that stall a group: where to eat, which movie to watch, who does the dishes or which task comes first. The Yes/No preset works like a visual coin flip, and the 1 to 10 preset is handy for games, icebreakers and classroom activities.
If one option should be more likely than the others, use its weight. An option with weight 3 gets a slice three times bigger and wins, on average, three times as often. That is useful for giveaways with prizes of different value, or for favoring one task without ruling out the rest.
Teachers use the wheel to choose who answers the next question, draw essay topics or split the class into groups. In meetings it breaks ties neutrally. On live streams, fullscreen mode keeps the wheel big and readable for viewers, and the share link lets everyone check the entries before the spin.
Yes. The winner is chosen with crypto.getRandomValues, the same generator browsers use for cryptography, and every spin is independent of the previous ones. The animation only reveals a result that has already been drawn, so how fast you click or where the wheel starts makes no difference.
Paste the names into the list field, one per line, and click Use list. To make sure nobody is picked twice, turn on "Remove the winner after each spin" before you start.
Yes. Give the wheel a name and click Save. It is stored in this browser and shows up in your saved wheels, ready to open again.
Click Copy wheel link. The link carries the entries and weights, so anyone who opens it sees exactly the same wheel and can spin it on their own phone or computer.
Yes. Increase that option's weight in the entry list. Its slice gets proportionally bigger and so does its probability of being picked.
It is free, with no sign-up and unlimited spins. It works in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers.
Yes. Copy the code under "Embed on your site" and paste it into your page. The wheel appears with its current entries and your visitors can spin it.
Spin wheels have revolutionized decision-making by providing fair, fun, and engaging ways to make random choices. From game shows to corporate meetings, these digital tools offer unbiased selection that everyone can trust and enjoy.
Digital spin wheels have transformed traditional decision-making methods by offering unparalleled fairness, customization, and entertainment value that physical wheels simply cannot match.
Each spin wheel type serves specific purposes and offers unique features. Understanding these differences helps you choose the right tool for your decision-making needs.
Simple yes/no or multiple choice wheels for everyday decisions.
Large wheels with many segments, perfect for contests and entertainment.
Weighted or custom probability wheels for giveaways and promotions.
Learning tools with questions, answers, or study topics.
Master these essential techniques to become more effective in using spin wheels for decisions. Proper methodology can significantly impact outcomes and satisfaction.
Define clear options before spinning
Use appropriate number of segments (2-12 recommended)
Consider weighting for important decisions
Document outcomes for future reference
Use in group settings for consensus building
Combine with other decision-making tools when needed
Spin wheels extend far beyond simple games. Explore how random selection impacts various professional and recreational activities.
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