🎡 Spin the Wheel

Add names, spin, and let fate decide!

❓How to use the wheel spinner

It's easy: type in your entries in the textbox to the right of the wheel, then click the wheel to spin it and get a random winner.

🎯What is the wheel spinner for?

Every day we hear from people who use our website in new ways:

  • Random name picker in the classroom: pick which student will answer the next question.
  • If you are a retailer, spin the wheel to pick which loyal customer will get the monthly giveaway.
  • When you give a presentation, use the wheel spinner to pick a lucky winner among attendees who turned in the survey.
  • Random name picker at work: in your daily standup, randomize who speaks first.
  • If you are overwhelmed by your to-do items, put them on a wheel and spin to find which one to start with.
  • Lucky draw name picker at a party: put all your friends' names on the wheel and spin to pick who goes first.
  • If you can't agree on what to have for dinner, put the alternatives on the wheel and spin.

🎲Is the wheel truly random?

Yes, but don't just take our word for it. We are so confident in our code that we built a tool to let you prove it yourself. You can run 10,000 spins in seconds and see the results.

How We Guarantee Randomness: To ensure genuinely unpredictable results, this site does not use the standard Math.random() function. Instead, the wheel's physics are driven by crypto.getRandomValues() — a specialized, high-security function built into modern web browsers. This cryptographically secure function uses high-entropy sources from your operating system, like hardware timings, mouse movements, and keyboard delays, to generate truly unpredictable results. This secure random number isn't just used to pick a winner from a list — it drives the entire physics simulation of the wheel.

How Come I Got the Same Result Twice? This is a normal part of true randomness. Think of it like flipping a fair coin — it's entirely possible to get "Heads" three times in a row. Each spin is a completely new, independent event. Past results have zero influence on the next outcome. If you want to make sure a winner doesn't get picked again, remove them after each spin by clicking the Remove & Spin Again button.