Add up to 99 names or options, then spin the wheel to pick a winner or make a random choice. Great for giveaways, live events, and everyday decisions.
Click "Start" to spin the wheel
From the biggest crowd to the smallest decision.
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Pick the next question to answer, decide which small gift to give out this round, or spin through options your viewers suggest live. Those few seconds as the wheel slows down are the show itself — more suspense than just announcing an answer.
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A game of chance at a market stall, an icebreaker at a club event, a raffle segment at a fair or grand opening. Put the prizes on the wheel, spin it on the big screen, and let everyone watch it stop together.
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Where to eat lunch, who's getting the drinks, whose turn it is to do the dishes this week. When you can't decide, put the options on the wheel and give it a spin — more ceremony than flipping a coin.
Names, numbers, seat numbers, or any text option
Manual or automatic stop
Sound effects and fireworks
Projector window for the big screen
Every spin is saved — copy or export as CSV
More than 99 items? Try Lucky Draw instead — it supports lists of up to 10,000 people. To pull a list from comments on a social media post, check the giveaway tools overview for the comment picker for that platform.
The wheel supports up to 99 items. If your list is bigger than that, try Lucky Draw instead — it supports lists of up to 10,000 people.
The spin wheel is completely free — everything runs in your browser, and it doesn't use up any draws from a paid plan.
Yes. The wheel is divided into equal-sized segments based on the number of items, so every item has the same odds — there's currently no way to adjust the odds for individual items.
Yes — you can spin the demo wheel below to get a feel for how it spins and stops. Sign in to swap in your own items and unlock the projector window and CSV export.
Manual stop: click "Stop" or the center of the wheel, and it slows to a stop and shows the result — good for when you want to control the timing yourself. Auto stop: after starting, the wheel spins for about 2–3.5 seconds, then takes about 2 seconds to slow to a stop — good for quick, back-to-back draws.
Yes — once signed in, you can open a separate projector window to show the wheel larger on another screen or projector, great for livestreams and live events.
Yes — each result is computed instantly in your browser and never sent to a server. Every spin is calculated independently and can't be predicted in advance.
Yes — items aren't limited to names. Numbers, seat numbers, restaurant options, and other text all work, great for roll call, picking a seat number, or deciding an order.
Once signed in, you can view the full history for this session under "Expand Results", and also copy the list, export it as CSV, or save the winner list.
Right now, every spin draws randomly from the full item list — items that already won aren't automatically excluded. If you need to draw a list in order without repeats, or assign multiple prize tiers at once, try Lucky Draw instead.
The spin wheel suits small, live, in-the-moment settings (up to 99 items) — livestreams, live events, everyday decisions — where the spin itself is part of the fun. Lucky Draw suits mid-to-large events (up to 10,000 people), with multiple prize tiers and advanced filtering, for situations that need stricter rules.
Wheel items have to be entered manually — the wheel doesn't read comments from social posts. To automatically pick winners from comments, use the comment picker for that platform instead.