Add your own entries, spin the wheel, and let chance decide. Works for picking a restaurant, choosing a student to answer a question, running a prize draw, settling group decisions, or any time you need a random winner from a list. Each spin plays a tick sound and lands on a random entry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Type each entry into the input field and add it to the list. The wheel updates in real time to show all your entries as equal segments. You can add as many entries as you like, though very long lists will make individual segments smaller.
Yes. The landing position is determined by a random number generated at the moment of each spin. Each entry has an equal probability of winning, regardless of the spin speed or animation.
Yes. Each entry has a remove button. You can delete entries one at a time or clear the whole list and start fresh. Removing an entry resizes the remaining segments automatically.
It is popular with teachers for exactly that. Add student names to pick who answers a question, or add topics for a random discussion prompt. The visual spin makes it more engaging than just picking a name from a list.
Yes. The wheel renders on mobile browsers and the spin button works with touch. The input for adding entries works on mobile keyboards too.
Yes. Adding the same entry twice gives it two segments on the wheel, effectively doubling its probability of being picked. This is useful if you want weighted outcomes where some entries are more likely to win.