Help you to make a random decision
Help you to make a random decision
Random Wheel Picker is a free picker wheel and wheel spinner that runs in your browser with no sign-up. Type your options, spin the wheel, and let chance decide. It saves your wheels as you go, and lets you spin several wheels side by side, for example one for names and one for tasks.
Use it as a random name picker for your class, a decision wheel when nobody can choose dinner, or a fair way to draw a giveaway winner.
Delete the names in the Entries box and type or paste your own list, one option per line.
The wheel spins for 10 seconds by default, with a ticking sound as each slice passes the pointer.
A popup shows the result. Close it to spin again, or press Remove so that entry can't win twice.
Most wheel spinners give you one wheel at a time. Here you can press Add wheel in the Entries panel to put up to 10 wheels on the same page, each with its own entries, colors and title. Use the arrows above the entries to switch between the wheels you're editing.
Spins only that wheel, using its own settings. Good when each wheel is a separate question, like "who" on one wheel and "what" on another.
Spins every wheel at once with the first wheel's settings, then shows all the winners together in one popup. Great for combos like a student plus a question.
The Entries box starts as a plain text list, which is the fastest way to paste names from a spreadsheet or chat. Turn on Advanced when you need control over each slice. Switching back to the plain list removes custom colors and weights, and you'll be asked to confirm first.
| What you want to do | Simple | Advanced |
|---|---|---|
| Type or paste a whole list at once | ||
| Upload images as entries | ||
| Shuffle or sort A to Z | ||
| Pick a color for each slice | ||
| Make one entry more likely (weight) | ||
| Turn an entry off without deleting it | ||
| Drag to reorder, duplicate or delete one entry |
Uploaded images are shrunk automatically, so a wheel full of photos or logos still spins smoothly on a phone.
Open the gear button above the wheel and go to Appearance. You can change how the wheel looks without touching your entries.
10 theme families, each with several palettes:
Instead of colored slices, lay one picture across the whole wheel. Pick from 19 built-in images, such as Nebula, Candy or Disco ball, or upload your own.
Resize the hub and put an image in it, like a school crest or brand logo.
The wheel slows down on its own. Nobody can stop it early or nudge it onto a slice.
It shows the winning entry under your result title, with a sound and confetti. You can change all three in Settings → After spin.
Close the popup to keep the entry for the next round, or press Remove to take it off the wheel. Use Remove when you need several different winners.
Every winner is listed in order next to the Entries tab. With several wheels, each result also shows which wheel it came from.
Press Share in the header to create a link to all of your wheels. Before you copy it, choose what people who open the link can do:
Best for a class, a meeting or a giveaway. Everyone can watch and spin, but nobody can take the entries.
Adds a Copy to my wheel button, so a coworker can reuse your list, or you can move your wheels to another device.
Spinning on a livestream? The Stream Wheel gives you a see-through wheel to add to OBS Studio or Streamlabs as a Browser Source, while your private editor link stays off camera.
Copy to my wheel replaces the wheels already in your editor. Share your own wheels first if you want to keep them.
Your wheels are stored in this browser, not on an account. Our servers only get a copy when you create a share link. Clearing your browser data removes your saved wheels, so share a link of any wheel you want to keep.
When you spin, the wheel picks its stopping point with your browser's built-in secure random number generator (crypto.getRandomValues), the same kind used for passwords and encryption. Where you click, how long you wait and how many times you've spun make no difference.
Your chance of winning equals the size of your slice. Every entry has a weight of 1 by default, so all slices are the same size. In Advanced mode you can raise a weight, and that slice grows to match:
| Entry | Weight | Share of the wheel |
|---|---|---|
| Pizza | 1 | 25% |
| Tacos | 1 | 25% |
| Sushi | 2 | 50% |
Don't want to take our word for it? The Randomness Audit simulates 10,000 spins of your own wheel so you can see how evenly the results come out.