Free Spinner Wheels

These are working spinner wheels, not images: the wheel on each page rebuilds itself the moment you edit the list, and each spin is a genuine in-browser random draw. Use them to pick a name, settle a yes-or-no question, decide what's for dinner, run a classroom callout, or draw a raffle winner — then hit spin again for the next one.

Every wheel here works the same way, so once you've used one you've used them all. Open any wheel — Wheel of Names, Yes or No, What to Eat, Prize Wheel, and the rest — and you'll see its current entries in the text box beside it, one per line. Clear out the samples, type your own list, and the wheel redraws itself the instant you stop typing: one colored slice per line. Press Spin and it turns for a few seconds before slowing to a stop under the fixed pointer at the top. Whatever slice lands there is the winner, announced below the wheel.

The pick is genuinely random. Each spin chooses a slice using your browser's built-in random number generator, so every entry has the same chance and there's no way to predict or nudge where it stops — the same fairness you'd get from a coin flip or a rolled die. Nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere; the list lives only in your browser tab.

Two small controls change how a session runs. Remove winner after spin drops each winner off the wheel as soon as it's drawn, which is what you want for picking a running order, a seating rotation, or raffle names without anyone coming up twice. Shuffle jumbles the current list into a new order — handy before a draw if you'd rather not spin from an alphabetical list. The counter beside them shows how many entries are on the wheel right now.

People reach for these for classroom name callouts, choosing who goes first in a game, splitting a group into teams, settling "where should we eat," assigning chores, and running quick giveaways at a booth or on a stream. You need at least two entries to spin, and the wheel stays readable up to a few dozen — past that the slices get thin, so very long lists are easier to work through a screenful at a time.

Is the spin really random and fair? Yes. Every spin picks a slice with your browser's random number generator, so each entry has an equal chance and the result can't be predicted or rigged in advance.

Can I remove a name after it's been picked? Turn on "Remove winner after spin." Each winner is taken off the wheel the moment it's drawn, so you can keep spinning through a group without anyone repeating.

How many entries can I add? As many as you like — there's no fixed limit. You need at least two entries to spin, and the slices stay easy to read up to a few dozen before they start to get too thin.

Can I make one option more likely to win? Yes — add it on more than one line. Two lines of the same option give it two slices and double its odds. That's how the Prize Wheel keeps a grand prize rare against several "Try Again" slices.

Are my lists saved or shared? No. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is stored or uploaded. Refreshing the page resets a wheel to its default list, so copy anything you want to keep.