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Spin the wheel, pick a random winner.
Paste any list and press space. Draw several winners at once, run a round where nobody repeats, or split people into teams. Every result comes with proof it was not rigged.
Click the wheel or press Space
Saved on this device only.
Weights detected. Alice x3 is 3 times as likely.Add x3 to an entry for 3 times the odds.
Every draw is logged with the time and the seed that produced it.
Nothing drawn yet. Spin the wheel and results will appear here.
Add entries to start tracking who gets picked.
Sorted least-picked first, so the people being missed are always at the top. Counts persist between visits.
The winner is locked in before the wheel moves. These three values let anyone confirm the result wasn’t changed afterwards.
SealedStep 1 · Before
Commitment
Not sealed yet
Show this to your audience before you spin.
Step 2 · After
Secret seed
Revealed once you spin
Proves the result was fixed in advance, not chosen after.
Step 3 · Check
Anyone can verify
Plain SHA-256, no account needed. Send the receipt to anyone who asks.
How it works
Three steps, about ten seconds.
There is nothing to install, nothing to configure, and no tutorial to sit through.
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Paste your list
One name per line, or commas, or a column copied straight out of a spreadsheet. It all parses. Type
Alice x3to give someone triple odds. - 2
Pick a mode
One winner, several at once, a no-repeat round that works through everybody, or a straight split into teams. Modes sit above the entry box and switch instantly.
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Press space
Or click the wheel. The winner is announced, logged with a timestamp, and paired with a receipt you can hand to anyone who wants to check it.
Where does the randomness come from?
Each draw is seeded with crypto.getRandomValues(), the cryptographic random number generator built into every modern browser. It is documented on MDN and is designed to be unpredictable, which Math.random() is not.
Are the odds actually even?
With 8 entries, each has a 12.5 percent chance, and the slice widths match those odds exactly. Team splitting uses a seeded Fisher-Yates shuffle, which produces every possible ordering with equal probability.
What does it cost?
Nothing. All 4 draw modes, all 53 ready-made wheels, saved lists, CSV export, and the stream overlay are free to everyone. There is no account, no paid plan, and no usage cap.
Who can see my list?
Only you. Entries are held in your browser's local storage and are never sent anywhere, because the site is static files with no backend. A shared link carries the list inside the URL fragment, which browsers never transmit to a server.
Verifiable draws
Your audience should not have to take your word for it.
“How to cheat wheel of names” is a real thing people search for. Every other spinner answers it by asking you to trust them. This one answers it with math.
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Before the spin
The tool hashes your entry list, generates a secret seed, and shows you the commitment. Screenshot it, or read it out on stream.
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After the spin
The seed is revealed. The commitment proves it was fixed in advance, so it could not have been chosen to suit the result.
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Anyone can check
Three SHA-256 hashes, computable with any online tool. Nobody has to trust us at any step.
Receipt
entries 8
commitment 9f2c41a7…e08b (shown first)
seed b71e0d3f…4a2c (revealed after)
winner Grace
verify:
SHA256(seed + ":" + entryHash)
== commitment ok
SHA256(seed + ":" + entryHash + ":0")
-> 0.5241 -> slice 5 okCopy Receipt puts this whole block on your clipboard, ready to paste under a giveaway post.
Check a draw yourself →Single
One winner per spin. The classic.
Multi-Draw
First, second and third in one pass.
No Repeats
Everyone called once, then it resets.
Teams
Deal a roster into balanced groups.
Four modes, one wheel
The tedious parts, handled.
Drawing 10 raffle winners on most sites means spinning, deleting the winner, and spinning again, nine more times. Cold-calling a class means keeping track of who you already asked.
Both are one click here. Switch modes above the entry box and everything else stays exactly where it was.
Details
Small things that add up.
Paste anything
Commas, numbered lists, bullets, a column from Sheets. The parser strips the formatting and keeps the names. Add x3 after an entry to weight it.
Labels you can actually read
Every name runs hub-outwards along its own slice and holds that orientation through the whole spin, so nothing flickers or flips mid-draw, at 4 entries or 400.
Nothing in the way
No ads on the wheel, no account, no paywall. The tool works the moment the page paints, and your list never leaves the browser.
Lists that remember
Keep one saved list per class, team, or event. Each tracks its own round and its own pick counts, so switching between them never loses your place.
Built for a projector
Big type and high-contrast slices that hold up from the back of a room. Motion follows your reduced-motion setting, so nothing lurches mid-lesson.
Share a link, or a stream overlay
Copy Link puts the whole wheel in a URL. Need it on stream? The OBS overlay is transparent, with no chroma key.
Who it is for
Four wheels that already know what you need.
Classroom
Cold-call without picking favorites
No Repeats calls every student once before anyone comes up twice, then resets by itself. The Participation tab shows who keeps getting missed.
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Giveaways
Draw winners your audience believes
Post the commitment hash before you spin. Reveal the seed after. Anyone who doubts the result can recompute it themselves in about a minute.
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Teams
Split a roster in one spin
Deal any list into balanced groups. Sizes stay within one of each other, and nobody gets to negotiate because nobody sees it coming.
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Standups
Randomize who speaks first
Run the whole team through once with no repeats, then export the running order to CSV and paste it into the meeting notes.
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Comparison
How it compares.
Measured against the free spinner sites most people land on today.
| Feature | Result Spinner | Typical wheel sites |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, with no paid tier | Free tier, paid upgrade common |
| Account needed to save a list | Never. Lists are stored on your device | Usually, for anything cross-device |
| Ads on the wheel itself | None | Common, including full-screen interstitials |
| Several winners in one spin | Built in | Spin, remove, spin again |
| No-repeat rounds | Built in, resets automatically | Remove each name by hand |
| Team splitting | Built in | Not offered |
| Proof the draw was not rigged | Commit and reveal receipt | Not offered |
| Saved classes and rosters | Unlimited, on your device | Not offered |
| Participation tracking | Counts persist between visits | Not offered |
| Transparent stream overlay | Built in, no chroma key | Needs a separate tool |
| Results export | CSV with timestamps | Rarely offered |
| Screen reader and reduced motion | Supported | Rarely considered |
Ready-made wheels
Skip the setup.
53 wheels that open with the list already filled in and the right mode selected. Every one is editable the second it loads.
For the call you have been putting off. Two options or ten, one spin closes it.
Yes or No Wheel
Stuck between yes and no? Spin the wheel and let one result settle it in about four seconds, free and with no signup.
Open this wheelFlip a Coin
A real coin toss in your browser, run by its cryptographic random generator. Heads or tails, free, no signup.
Open this wheelDecision Wheel
Too many options and no clear winner? Put them on the wheel and let one spin close the argument, free and without a signup.
Open this wheelShould I Do It?
The wheel decides whether you go for it. Six answers, from a firm yes to a hard no, free and with nothing to install.
Open this wheelMagic 8-Ball Wheel
Ask a yes-or-no question and shake. Twenty classic answers float up in the window, from “It is certain” to “Don’t count on it”.
Open this wheelRock Paper Scissors
Turn the carousel for rock, paper, or scissors. Three even odds, free and instant, for when you’re settling something over a call.
Open this wheelThis or That Wheel
Two choices, one spin. Rename both sides, hit spin, and let it commit for you, with nothing to sign up for.
Open this wheelRandom Choice Picker
Paste any list and pull one at random. The wheel takes names, tasks, ideas, or anything else you can type, free of charge.
Open this wheelRanges, dice, letters and dates. Evenly weighted by default, and editable to any range you need.
Random Number Picker
Pull a random number between 1 and 100 on a slot reel. Change the range, draw several at once, or export the results.
Open this wheelRandom Number 1–10
Pull a number from 1 to 10 in one go. Big digits on the reel, large enough to read from the back of a room.
Open this wheelRandom Number 1–1000
Draw a number between 1 and 1000 on a slot reel. For a big range, Multi-Draw is usually what you actually want.
Open this wheelDice Roller
Throw a real six-sided die, or edit the list for a d10, a d20, or anything else. Free, with nothing to install.
Open this wheelD20 Dice Roller
Throw a twenty-sided die for tabletop games. Natural 20s and natural 1s land as often as they should, at 5 percent each.
Open this wheelRandom Letter Picker
Flip a random letter of the alphabet on a split-flap board. Handy for word games, name-that-thing rounds, and classroom warm-ups.
Open this wheelRandom Month Picker
Flip to a random month on a split-flap board. Twelve even odds, useful for planning games, writing prompts, and scheduling draws.
Open this wheelRandom Day of the Week
Flip to a random weekday. Good for rotating chores, duties, and recurring slots without anyone claiming the draw was rigged.
Open this wheelRandom Color Picker
Land on a random color, shown on a lit sphere with its hex and RGB codes. Useful for art prompts, team assignments, and party games.
Open this wheelCold-calling, groups, seats and jobs. Big type for a projector, and counts that show who keeps getting missed.
Classroom Name Picker
Cold-call fairly with a name wheel. No Repeats calls every student once before anyone repeats, so participation spreads across the room.
Open this wheelRandom Group Generator
Deal a class into balanced working groups in a single draw. Group sizes always stay within one of each other.
Open this wheelClassroom Reward Wheel
Spin the wheel for a class reward. Twelve low-cost prizes that need no budget, no trip to the store, and no signup.
Open this wheelBrain Break Wheel
Two-minute resets for when the room has stopped listening. Spin the wheel, do the thing, get back to work, all for free.
Open this wheelRandom Seating Chart Picker
Assign seats without an argument. Spin the wheel to send names into 24 numbered desks and nobody can claim you played favorites.
Open this wheelClass Job Picker
Hand out classroom jobs at random. No Repeats means the same three helpers don’t quietly end up with all ten of them.
Open this wheelStandup order, retro prompts, pairings and team splits, for the parts of a meeting nobody wants to run.
Random Team Generator
Paste your names and deal them into balanced teams instantly. Works for classrooms, sports, workshops, and game nights.
Open this wheelStandup Order Randomizer
Spin the wheel to decide who speaks first in your standup, retro, or demo. No Repeats hands you the full running order in one pass.
Open this wheelWho Goes First?
Settle turn order in one spin of the wheel. Good for board games, presentations, and anything with an awkward silence at the start.
Open this wheelRetro Topic Wheel
Break the “so, any thoughts?” silence. Twelve retro prompts on one wheel that get a real conversation started.
Open this wheelIcebreaker Question Wheel
Fifteen icebreaker questions that people actually answer. Draw one at the start of a call and get straight into it.
Open this wheelPair Programming Partner Picker
Deal the team into random pairs so the same two people don’t always end up together. Free, and no account needed.
Open this wheelDraws that ship with a receipt your audience can recheck, for prizes, raffles and live streams.
Giveaway Winner Picker
Draw giveaway winners from a raffle drum with a verifiable receipt. Publish the hash before you draw, reveal the seed after, and let anyone recheck it.
Open this wheelInstagram Comment Picker
Paste the usernames from your comments and draw a winner your followers can verify. Free, no account, no app to install.
Open this wheelRaffle Number Picker
Draw winning ticket numbers from any range out of the drum. Multi-Draw rolls out a capsule per prize in one turn, with a receipt for the committee.
Open this wheelDoor Prize Picker
Draw door prizes in front of a room. Big type on the capsules, a clear winner banner, and a receipt on screen anyone can check.
Open this wheelSecret Santa Generator
Draw Secret Santa names from a deck instead of a hat. No Repeats makes sure everybody is drawn exactly once and nobody is left over.
Open this wheelSubscriber Giveaway Wheel
Run a subscriber draw live on stream, with a transparent OBS overlay and a result your chat can verify for itself.
Open this wheelThe most-spun wheels on the internet, for when the whole table has an opinion and nobody has a decision.
What to Eat Wheel
End the “what do you want to eat?” loop. Twelve options on the wheel, free and no signup, so you spin once and go eat.
Open this wheelWhat to Cook Tonight
For when the fridge is full and the ideas aren’t. Spin the wheel for tonight’s dinner, then go and start cooking it.
Open this wheelFast Food Wheel
Can’t agree on a drive-through? Spin the wheel and the car goes wherever it lands, with ten options loaded to start.
Open this wheelRestaurant Picker
Put your shortlist on the wheel and let it choose. Share the link so everyone spins the same one, free and instantly.
Open this wheelCocktail Picker
Spin the wheel for your next drink. Twelve classics loaded, or paste the bar’s actual menu and let it pick for you.
Open this wheelBreakfast Wheel
Decide breakfast before you’re awake enough to have an opinion about it. Ten options on the wheel, free and instant.
Open this wheelPrompts, dares and turn order, for a room that has run out of ideas at about eleven o'clock.
Truth or Dare Wheel
Draw a card for truth or dare, then draw again for who has to do it. Free, nothing to install, works on a phone.
Open this wheelSpin the Bottle
A digital bottle spin for parties and games. Add every name around the table, hit spin, and let it land where it lands.
Open this wheelWould You Rather Wheel
Twelve would-you-rather questions in one deck. Draw one and make everybody at the table answer before you move on.
Open this wheelNever Have I Ever Wheel
Draw the next prompt instead of waiting for someone to think one up. Twelve loaded, free, no signup.
Open this wheelCharades Word Wheel
Draw a card with something to act out. No Repeats mode keeps the same word from coming round twice in one night.
Open this wheelMovie Night Picker
Stop scrolling. Put the shortlist in the deck, draw once, and watch whatever comes up, free and with no account.
Open this wheelRandom Emoji Picker
Land on a random emoji. Twelve on the carousel, good for prompts, games, and picking a team mascot nobody argues with.
Open this wheelParty Game Picker
Spin the wheel for what to play next when the room has stalled between games. Ten options loaded, free, no signup.
Open this wheelFranchises and clubs for fantasy drafts, office sweepstakes and career modes.
Random NBA Team Picker
Draw a random NBA team. All 30 franchises on one carousel, evenly weighted, for fantasy drafts and video game seasons.
Open this wheelRandom NFL Team Picker
Draw a random NFL team from a carousel of all 32 franchises. Built for draft order, fantasy leagues, and Sunday arguments.
Open this wheelRandom Premier League Team Picker
Draw a random Premier League club from the carousel. Handy for career modes, sweepstakes, and settling five-a-side sides.
Open this wheelRandom Sport Picker
Land on a sport at random. Twelve on the carousel, good for PE lessons, training variety, and settling a friendly bet.
Open this wheelFAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Everything runs in your browser. No account, no server, nothing to configure.
Is this spin the wheel tool really free?
Yes. Every mode and every feature is free, with no account, no subscription, and no trial that runs out. There is no paid tier holding anything back. You can use it commercially, including for giveaways and on stream, without asking permission or crediting us.
Do I need to sign up or create an account?
No. There is no login anywhere on the site, because there is no server storing your data. Your entries, saved lists, and results are written to your browser's local storage and stay on your device. Close the tab and come back later and they will still be there.
Is the wheel actually random?
Yes. Every draw is seeded from crypto.getRandomValues(), your browser's cryptographic random number generator, rather than Math.random(). The winner is chosen before the animation starts, so the spin you watch is presentation rather than the decision itself.
How do I prove to my audience that a draw was fair?
Before the wheel moves, the tool hashes your entry list, generates a secret seed, and shows you a SHA-256 commitment. Show that commitment first. After the draw it reveals the seed. Because the commitment was public beforehand, nobody could have searched for a seed that produced a convenient winner.
Can I use it as a wheel of fortune or prize wheel?
Yes. Put prizes on the wheel instead of names and it behaves the same way. If you want the grand prize to come up rarely, weight the smaller prizes instead: Sticker x20 next to a plain Gift card gives the gift card roughly a 1 in 21 chance on a two-entry wheel.
Can I give some entries better odds?
Add x3 after any entry and its slice becomes three times as wide and three times as likely to win. Mixed weights work fine, so Alice x5 can sit next to a plain Bob on the same wheel.
How many entries can the wheel hold?
There is no hard limit, though labels stop being legible somewhere around 150 slices. For very large lists, Multi-Draw is usually what you want anyway: it pulls every winner you need in a single pass instead of making you spin, delete, and spin again.
Can I save more than one class or list?
Yes, as many as you like. Each saved list keeps its own entries, its own no-repeat round, and its own pick counts, so a teacher can move between periods without anything bleeding across. Lists live in this browser only and are never uploaded.
Does it track who has already been picked?
The Participation tab counts how many times each name has come up and when it last happened, sorted least-picked first so anyone being missed sits at the top. Those counts survive closing the tab. You can export them to CSV or reset them per list.
Can I use this on stream in OBS?
Yes. The streaming page builds a URL you paste straight into an OBS or Streamlabs Browser Source. The overlay renders with a genuinely transparent background, so there is no green screen to key out and no plugin to install.
Does it work offline?
After the first visit, yes. Every page is static and your data is local, so losing your connection mid-lesson or mid-stream does not interrupt anything. Nothing needs to load from a server for the wheel to spin.