Spin the Wheel

How to make your own wheel

1. Clear the options box and type your own options, one per line. You can paste a whole list at once.
2. Press Spin, tap the wheel, or press the space bar.
3. The wheel stops on a random option. Spin again, or remove the winner and keep going.

Your wheel is saved in this browser, so it is still here next time you visit. Press Example to load the example list; you can undo it for a few seconds.

What the wheel can do

• Remove the winner: tick the box and each winner leaves the wheel, handy for picking names in turn or drawing prizes one by one.
• Change the odds: add *2 after an option to make its slice twice as wide.
• Shuffle and sort: mix up the order or put it in A to Z order.
• Share: the link button copies a link that opens your exact wheel.
• Full screen: for classrooms, streams and parties.
• Results list: every result is listed under the options, newest first.
• Pictures: put a picture on any slice, or one in the center of the wheel.
• Sounds: 13 spin sounds and 17 win sounds, including some funny ones.
• Color themes: change the look of the whole wheel in one step.
• Mystery mode: hide the options until the wheel stops.
• Elimination game: the wheel knocks out one option per spin until one is left.
• 3-2-1 countdown: build a little suspense before each spin.
• Pick several winners at once: for example 3 raffle prizes in one go.
• Saved wheels: keep as many wheels as you like in this browser, with no account.
• Wheel files: download a wheel and open it on another device.
• Embed code: put your wheel on your own website or class blog.
• Test the odds: run 1,000 spins in a second and check the results yourself.

Want notes, quiz mode and more room to build? Make your own wheel.

Ideas for your wheel

• Picking a student, a player or who goes first
• Giveaways and raffles (turn on remove the winner)
• Who does which chore this week
• What to eat, what to watch, where to go
• Party games and forfeits

Need a quick decision? Try the yes or no wheel.

Is the wheel fair?

Yes. Your browser picks where the wheel stops with its cryptographic random number generator, and each option wins in proportion to the size of its slice. With no * weights, every slice is the same size and every option has the same chance.