Spin the Wheel
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Spin the Wheelfor names, choices & prize rounds
Paste a list, choose or plan a series, then spin. Adjust odds, colors, stage, and timing — all in your browser. No account required.
Excel import
Classic + Turn Queue
Visible weights
CSV results
Saved locally
Fullscreen
Build yours
Set up the wheel your way
Add choices on the left, make it yours on the right, then spin from the center.
Popular starting points
Pick a ready-made wheel
Raffle Wheel
Draw third, second, and first prize winners from one name list. Turn Queue tracks each prize round, while Remove winner can prevent repeat winners.
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Spin The Wheel Yes Or No
Ask one clear, low-stakes question and let two equally weighted answers break the tie. The first result is most useful when you agree not to keep spinning for the answer you wanted.
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Color Spin The Wheel
Spin twelve familiar colors for an art prompt, craft choice, team label, game rule, or palette constraint. Every starter slice uses the color named on it.
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NBA Teams Spin The Wheel
Spin all 30 NBA teams with equal starter weights for watch-party games, friendly matchups, trivia prompts, or a no-repeat league challenge.
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Movie Spin The Wheel
Spin twelve movie genres to escape endless browsing, or replace them with titles already available and acceptable to everyone watching tonight.
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Country Spin The Wheel
Spin a balanced 24-country starter set drawn from every inhabited region. Use the result for geography prompts, trivia, food themes, or early travel research.
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Pokemon Spin The Wheel
Spin 24 familiar Pokémon names for a casual favorite, drawing prompt, party challenge, or starter draft. Edit the list to match the game, generation, or collection your group uses.
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Spin the Wheel Names
Load a class, meeting, or activity roster and pick one visible name at a time. Equal starter weights, Remove winner, and Results support clear low-stakes rounds.
Use templateBuild the list by hand, paste, or Excel import
Add or edit up to 100 options, shuffle or sort, paste a roster, or import an Excel column (about 5 MB). Each label stays short enough to read on a phone or projector.
Run planned rounds with Turn Queue
Give each person, team, or prize its own turn count. The active queue item stays highlighted so the room knows which round is live—handy for event raffles and classroom cycles.
Review every result and export a CSV
Every spin lands in Results. Open View all rounds for the full session, download a CSV for your notes, and remember: Share links carry the list, not the winner log.
Adjust visible odds and individual slices
Raise an option's chance when the group agrees, tweak text and slice colors, or add a temporary image on a slice. Percentages stay visible so unequal odds are never a surprise.
Wheel styles, pointer position, rim and lights
Change how slices are filled, move or restyle the pointer, and pick rim and light presets so the wheel matches a classroom board or a party screen.
Stage backdrop and winner celebration effects
Choose a stage preset, upload a backdrop that fits local storage, and pick a celebration scene for the result—useful when the wheel is the center of the room.
Control sound, timing, fullscreen, share, and reset
Mute or change tick sounds, set spin duration, go fullscreen for a big display, share the current options link, or Reset to restore the starter list for this page.
Choose your flow
Two ways to play
Classic
Classic for one decision or a simple draw
Best when you need a single answer: yes/no, dinner, who speaks next, or a livestream giveaway prize. Equal slices by default; optional weights when everyone can see the odds. Pair with Remove winner for a clean pass through a roster.
- One-off decisions and simple draws
- Optional Remove winner between spins
- Weights only when the group agrees
- List setup
- One wheel list with one result at a time
- Round flow
- Spin, record, then keep or remove the winner
- Switch when
- A second ordered list needs fixed turns
Turn Queue
Turn Queue for planned people or prize rounds
Best when structure matters: event raffles with 3rd / 2nd / 1st counts, or each student getting two turns. Names stay on the wheel; Queue holds the rounds. Draw lower prizes first if winners should leave before first place.
- People or prizes with their own turn counts
- Queue highlight shows the live round
- Works with Remove winner for no-repeat draws
- List setup
- Wheel options plus a separate ordered Queue
- Round flow
- Highlight a round, spin, then advance automatically
- Switch when
- People or prize tiers need planned counts
Not sure which mode to choose?
Start with Classic for a quick pick. You can switch to Turn Queue whenever the session needs an ordered plan.
Simple by design
From your list to a result
- 01
Build the list
Add the names or choices
Type names or options in the left Options panel, paste a roster, or import a column from Excel. Remove jokes and duplicates before anyone watches. You can sort or shuffle the list when you want a fresh order on the disc.
- 02
Choose the mode
Choose Classic or Turn Queue
Stay on Classic for dinner, yes/no, or a single name. Switch to Turn Queue when people or prize tiers need fixed turns—for example 3rd prize ×3, then 2nd prize ×2, then 1st prize ×1. Turn on Remove winner when repeats should not happen.
- 03
Dress the stage
Set the look, pointer, and stage
Use the right-side Wheel, Frame, and Stage tabs for wheel skin, pointer, rim lights, backdrop, and celebration. Open fullscreen for a projector, keep sound on if the room likes ticks, and choose a spin duration that does not slow down the session.
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Spin and keep a trail
Spin, review, and export the results
Spin when the rules are clear. Check Results for recent winners, open View all rounds for the full session, download a CSV when you need a record, or Share a link so someone else opens the same option list.
Quick answers
FAQ
Is the wheel free to use?
Yes. Create lists, style the wheel, run Classic or Turn Queue sessions, and reuse templates with no account, download, or paywall.
I just opened the wheel—what should I try first?
Scroll to the live Spin the Wheel, edit a few names in Options, then spin once. When you need prize tiers or fixed rounds, switch to Turn Queue. Browse Spin the Wheel templates if you want a ready scene such as an event raffle or classroom picker.
How does the wheel choose a result?
The result is chosen with the browser's random number generator before the animation plays. Equal weights mean equal odds. In Advanced you can raise an option's weight; the percentage beside each option updates so the odds stay visible.
What is the difference between Classic and Turn Queue?
Classic is for one clear pick—a meal, a name, or yes/no. Turn Queue is for ordered rounds: people, teams, or prize tiers each get a turn count, and the wheel advances through the queue. Event raffles often put names on the wheel and prizes in Queue.
What do the left and right panels control?
Left side manages the list: Options (add, edit, sort, shuffle, paste/Excel import), Results (history, view all rounds, CSV download), Advanced (weights, text/slice colors, slice images), and Queue when Turn Queue is on. Right side styles the show: Wheel (skin and wheel face), Frame (pointer, rim, lights), and Stage (backdrop and winner celebration).
Can the wheel remove a winner after each spin?
Turn on Remove winner in settings. After a result lands, that option leaves before the next spin so the same person is not drawn again. Start with at least two options.
Where is my setup saved, and what does Share include?
Entries, queue items, styles, and session history stay in this browser's local storage. Share copies the current options, weights, and colors into a link—not the Results history. Download the CSV from Results when you need a record.
Can I import a long list from Excel?
Yes. Paste one item per line, or upload an Excel file (about 5 MB max), choose the column with names, then replace or append. Each label is capped at 36 characters; the wheel holds up to 100 options.
Is this a certified lottery or raffle system?
No. It is a browser tool for classrooms, parties, event raffles, and everyday choices. For regulated contests or anything that needs certified randomness, follow local law and your own published rules.
Private by default
Your list and history stay in this browser
Results use the browser's random generator and the visible weights you set. Share carries the setup, while your winner history stays local.
- Choices
- Up to 100
- Modes
- Classic + Queue
- Records
- CSV export
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