Spin the wheel
Add your own options and spin a colourful wheel to pick one at random. Great for giveaways, classrooms and any decision you would rather leave to luck.
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How to use the spin wheel
Type or paste your options into the panel next to the wheel, one per line. A list copied from Excel, Google Sheets or a Word document works as-is: line breaks become segments, blank lines are ignored and stray spaces are trimmed. The count above the box tells you how many options are on the wheel, and you can shuffle them, sort them alphabetically, strip out duplicates or clear the list with one tap. When you are happy, press Spin, click the wheel itself or hit the space bar.
The wheel slows to a stop on a single option and shows it in large type, so a room full of people can read it from the back. From there you can remove the winner and spin again for second and third place, put removed options back, or check the Results tab for the full history of the session with timestamps.
Everything is adjustable from the small gear button: five colour palettes, a spin length between three and ten seconds, confetti, sound and a one-tap way to duplicate every option. Fullscreen mode hides the panel and leaves only the title, the wheel and the Spin button, which is what you want on a classroom projector or a screen at an event.
Your wheel is saved in your browser as you type, so closing the tab and coming back later brings your list, title and settings straight back. Nothing is uploaded unless you deliberately create a share link, and the winners you draw are never stored anywhere.
Popular use cases
- Classroom student picker: paste your class list once and pull a name for every question, reading turn or presentation slot without anyone feeling singled out.
- Giveaways and prize draws: drop in the entries from your spreadsheet, spin on stream or on stage and remove each winner before the next round.
- What to eat: list the takeaways, recipes or restaurants everyone keeps suggesting and let the wheel end the discussion.
- Who goes first: settle board game order, standup order or who takes the last slice with one spin instead of an argument.
- Team tasks and chores: put the jobs nobody wants on the wheel and share them out in a way everybody can watch happen.