Random wheel
spins
ONCE
AUTO
Picked
What it gets used for
- Who answers the next question in class.
- A prize draw or a raffle.
- Who goes first in the game.
- The week’s chores.
- Whose turn it is to buy the coffee.
- Which restaurant, when there are more opinions than people.
- Splitting players into teams.
- A random exercise from a list at the gym.
Ready-made wheels
Each page below opens the wheel already loaded:
How it works
- Enter the options in the field, separated by commas or one per line.
- Press ONCE for a single spin, or AUTO for a run of them.
- Tick remove the pick if you would rather what came up did not repeat.
- Set stop after N spins to limit the automatic run.
- With Save you store the list under a name — a new one gets created, a loaded one gets updated in place. Names are unique, so a second list with the same name never appears.
- With Share you get a link that opens the same wheel on another device.
Every segment has an equal chance and the list stays in the browser — nothing is sent to a server.
Frequently asked questions
Is the pick genuinely random?
Yes. The final angle comes from crypto.getRandomValues, the browser’s own random number generator, rather than the more predictable Math.random().
Is an account needed?
No. There are no accounts, no email and no install.
How many options fit on the wheel?
Around 30. Above that the text in the segments stops being readable on a phone.
How does the wheel get shared?
The Share button makes a link with the list encoded in it. Whoever opens it sees the same options.