Add Names or Choices
Paste a roster, type a list, or begin with a purpose-built wheel. Use the Wheel of Names for people or the Number Generator Wheel for a numerical draw.
Verifiable Spin the Wheel — Cryptographically Seeded
Spin the wheel with a cryptographically seeded result you can verify.
How to Use the Spinner Wheel
Use this spinning wheel app free of charge: start with a short list, make optional adjustments, then spin when you are ready to choose.
- Add one option per line in the List or Text tab.
- Shuffle entries when you want a fresh order.
- Click the wheel to make a random pick.
Shuffle Entries
Shuffle rearranges the visible list before the next spin. It is useful when you are presenting choices to a group and want the setup to feel fresh.
Remove a Winner
Choose Elimination mode when an entry should leave the wheel after it wins. This works well for turn order, tournament rounds, and repeated giveaway draws.
Customize the Wheel
This wheel spinner lets you change colors, sounds, labels, branding, and the background without moving away from the wheel. Save a setup when you expect to use it again.
Ways to Use a Random Wheel
Classroom Uses
Pick a reader, a discussion prompt, a station, or a vocabulary letter. A visible spin helps make turn taking easier to explain.
Team Selection
Add participants, choose a group size, and use a spin to set an order or kick off fair team selection for activities and games.
Giveaways and Prizes
Use the Prize Wheel for event rewards, stream giveaways, and classroom incentives. For a documented draw, review the Spin Verifier after the result.
Decision Making
Use a Food Spinner Wheel for dinner ideas, a Restaurant Picker Wheel for where to eat, or edit the main wheel for another decision.
Explore Every Spinner Wheel
Open a specialized tool for your activity. Each link leads to a working wheel with its own options and guide.
How Random Selection Works
What the random generator does
This random wheel generator uses a committed cryptographic seed to select each normal spin. JavaScript's Math.random() is predictable in principle: if someone knows its internal state, they can predict future values. For a normal spin, this app asks its server to create a 128-bit cryptographic seed before the wheel moves. The winner is then mapped deterministically from that same seed and the active entry weights, so a recorded spin can be checked afterward in Spin Verifier. To understand the 128-bit seed, SHA-256 commitment, reveal, and independent replay, read the Randomness audit. If the receipt service is temporarily unavailable, the browser fallback uses crypto.getRandomValues(). According to MDN, it returns cryptographically strong values from a generator seeded with enough entropy, so the next result cannot be practically predicted. The fallback still shows its SHA-256 commitment, but it is not server-anchored.
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