Random name picker wheel
Type the names and spin the wheel
How to use it
- Enter the options Add one name or option per line, up to 100.
- Spin the wheel Tap “Spin the wheel”: the winner is picked at random with the same chance for everyone.
- Go again without repeats Turn on “Remove the winner” for more rounds and check previous winners.
What the wheel is for
Who goes first, who presents next or who wins the stream giveaway? Type the names or options, one per line, and spin the wheel. It turns a few times and stops on a winner chosen at random with your browser's cryptographic generator, so every option has the same chance. You can remove each winner automatically to run several rounds without repeats, see previous winners and edit the list at any time. It works for classrooms, team activities, giveaways among friends, choosing what to eat or deciding the order of a game. The names stay in your browser and nothing is saved.
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Where to use it and what to keep in mind
The wheel is for decisions and informal draws. For contests with prizes, check your country's rules and those of the platform where you announce it.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the wheel fair?
Yes. The winner is picked at random with the browser's cryptographic generator before the wheel spins; every option has the same chance and the animation only reveals the result.
Can I run several rounds without repeat winners?
Yes. Turn on “Remove the winner from the list” and each winner leaves the wheel before the next spin.
How many names can I add?
Up to 100 options, one per line. Past 24 the wheel stops printing names on each slice so it stays readable, but the draw works the same.
Can I use it for prize giveaways?
It's meant for informal draws. If a giveaway has valuable prizes or legal rules, use a verifiable process and publish the rules beforehand.