Random Wheel Picker
Enter your choices, spin a colourful wheel and let chance pick the winner — perfect for decisions, raffles, games and giveaways.
Press Spin — or tap the wheel.
No animation? Pick one instantly
- Pizza
- Sushi
- Burgers
- Tacos
- Salad
- Pasta
Quick answer
To pick something at random, type each option on its own line, then press Spin the wheel. The wheel spins and stops on one option chosen fairly at random — every item has an equal chance. Want a fast decision with no animation? Use Pick a random option instead.
What a random wheel is good for
A spinning wheel turns any either-or dilemma into a quick, fair and slightly theatrical decision. Use it to settle what to eat, who does the washing up, which film to watch or where to go on the weekend. Teachers use wheels to pick a pupil to answer, streamers use them to choose a giveaway winner, and managers use them to assign tasks without anyone feeling singled out. Because the choice is visibly random, everyone accepts the outcome — which is often the real point of spinning at all.
Why a wheel feels fairer than choosing yourself
When a person picks, there is always a suspicion of bias. A wheel removes that: each option occupies an identical slice, and the winner is selected the instant you spin, using your browser's random number generator. Nothing is weighted and nothing is decided beforehand. Turn on Remove the winner after each spin to draw names one by one without repeats — ideal for raffles, shuffling a running order or building teams from a single list.
Tips for a good spin
Keep each option short so its label stays readable on the wheel — full text always appears in the winner banner, so you lose nothing by abbreviating. Two options is the minimum; between about four and twelve looks best and lands most satisfyingly. For a giveaway, paste your list of entrants one per line, enable winner removal, and keep spinning to draw first, second and third place in order.
Frequently asked questions
How does the wheel pick a winner?+
When you press Spin, the tool picks one option at random and rotates the wheel so that segment lands under the pointer. Every option has an equal chance each spin, and the choice is made only after you click — nothing is decided in advance.
Is the spin actually random or is it rigged?+
It is genuinely random. The winner is chosen with your browser's built-in random number generator at the moment you spin, and each segment is exactly the same size, so no option is ever favoured.
Can I remove the winner and spin again?+
Yes. Turn on 'Remove the winner after each spin' to run an elimination-style draw, or use the Remove & respin button on the winner banner. This is handy for raffles, picking teams or working through a to-do list.
How many options can I add?+
Add as many as you like — one per line in the options box. The wheel resizes its segments automatically. For very long lists the labels shorten to fit, but the full text still shows as the winner.
Are my options saved or uploaded anywhere?+
No. The wheel runs entirely in your browser. Your options are never uploaded, stored or seen by anyone, and the tool keeps working even offline.