Spin the wheel: custom wheels, a name picker, or any list you type
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EQUAL CHANCES, EVERY SLICE · SEEDED REPLAY LINKS · NOTHING LEAVES YOUR BROWSER
What is a wheel spinner?
A wheel spinner is a free online tool that picks one option at random from a list you choose. You type the options, press SPIN, and the wheel turns, slows, and stops on one of them. Every slice is cut to exactly the same size, so every option carries an identical chance of landing. Nothing is weighted, and there is nothing to install or sign up for.
What separates this one is that you can prove it afterwards. Each spin draws its seed from the browser's cryptographic random source, and that seed travels inside the share link, so anyone who opens your link watches the identical wheel spin land on the identical winner. Your options save to your own device rather than to an account, a wheel holds up to 52 of them, and once the page has loaded it keeps working with the connection off.
What can you spin the wheel for?
Anything with more than one option. These ready-made wheels come preloaded for the decisions people spin for most, and every one is tweakable in Wheel settings.
- UP TO 52 NAMES
Wheel of names
Type your names, spin once, let the wheel call it.SPIN → - 50 / 50
Yes or no wheel
A straight 50/50 answer for any question you can't stop circling.SPIN → - DINNER, DECIDED
What to eat wheel
Ten dinner ideas loaded. Ends the "I don't know, what do you want?" loop.SPIN → - ALL 32 TEAMS
NFL team wheel
All 32 NFL teams on one wheel. Spin a franchise, a fan, or your fate.SPIN → - PROOF INCLUDED
Raffle wheel
Draw winners with a built-in receipt: winners leave the wheel each spin.SPIN → - PICK A RANGE
Random number generator
Spin a number out of the air: 1 to 10 loaded, any range up to 52.SPIN → - 20 ANSWERS
Magic 8 ball wheel
All 20 classic answers, from "It is certain" to "Very doubtful."SPIN → - REAL SWATCHES
Random color wheel
Every slice painted its own color. Spin a real swatch.SPIN →
Who uses a spinning wheel picker?
Teachers, streamers, offices, and anyone stuck between two takeaways. The wheel is the same in every case; what changes is the list on it and whether the winner comes off after each spin.
Spin the wheel for giveaways
Paste the entrants, spin once, and the wheel names a winner in front of everyone. Remove-after-pick is on by default on the raffle wheel, so second and third place come out of the same draw without anyone winning twice. The replay link is your receipt: whoever opens it watches the identical spin land on the identical name.
OPEN THE RAFFLE WHEEL →A name picker for classrooms
Cold-calling is fairer when nobody chooses it. Load the register once and it stays on the device, so the wheel is ready every lesson without retyping. Turn on remove-after-pick and the class can see that everyone gets asked before anyone gets asked twice, which is the part that ends the argument.
OPEN THE STUDENT PICKER →A random picker for teams and offices
Who presents first, who runs standup, who picks the lunch spot. One spin settles it with nobody having to volunteer or be volunteered. For splitting a group rather than picking one person, the team generator deals names round-robin into two to eight teams and gives you a link that rebuilds the exact same split.
OPEN THE TEAM GENERATOR →A decision wheel for everyday choices
Some decisions are not worth the deliberation they attract. The yes or no wheel is two slices and one straight answer; the what-to-eat wheel ends the nightly loop of asking each other what they feel like. Handing a small choice to chance is not indecision, it is the fastest way to stop spending attention on it.
OPEN THE YES OR NO WHEEL →A wheel spinner for Twitch, OBS, and Streamlabs
The embeddable widget is a standalone page you can drop into a browser source in OBS or Streamlabs, or into any website with one line of HTML. It loads in about 6KB with no app framework behind it, so it appears instantly on a scene switch instead of flashing blank while a bundle downloads. Options travel in the URL, so a scene can carry its own wheel.
EMBED A WHEEL →
Which wheel should you use?
Every wheel below spins the same way. The difference is what comes preloaded and which extras are switched on, so pick by the job rather than by the name.
| I NEED TO | WHEEL | WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT |
|---|---|---|
| Pick a student without picking favorites | Student picker | Register saves to the device, remove-after-pick |
| Draw a raffle or giveaway winner | Raffle wheel | Remove-after-pick on by default, replay link as proof |
| Settle a yes or no question | Yes or no wheel | Two slices, one straight answer |
| Split a group into teams | Team generator | Seeded deal into 2 to 8 teams, shareable split |
| Decide what to eat tonight | What to eat wheel | Ten dinner ideas preloaded |
| Pick a random number | Random number wheel | Any range up to 52 slices, quick fills |
| Choose who goes first | Who goes first wheel | Turn order in one spin |
| Call a bingo game | Bingo caller | 75 or 90 balls, draws and speaks the calls |
| Pick a random NFL team | NFL team wheel | All 32 franchises, AFC and NFC quick fills |
| Break the ice in a meeting | Icebreaker wheel | Question banks for work, class, and groups |
| Shortlist a baby or pet name | Baby name wheel | Spin, react, respin the shortlist |
| Land on a random US state | State picker | All 50 states with capitals and regions |
How do you spin a wheel online?
Load a wheel
Type your own options, or open a ready-made wheel that is already filled in. Your list saves to your device.
Press SPIN
The wheel spins, slows, and fate points at one option. Every slice has an exactly equal chance of landing.
Share your sticker
Every wheel spin ends as a sticker card with a link that replays the identical result for whoever opens it.
Is the random wheel generator truly fair?
Yes, and you do not have to take our word for it. Every slice on the wheel is drawn to an identical angle, and the winner is chosen from a seed produced by your browser's cryptographic random number generator, not from a shuffled list or a house preference. There are no weighted slices anywhere on this site, and there never will be: if you want an option to come up twice as often, add it to the wheel twice, which is honest weighting anyone watching can see.
Because the seed rides along in the share link, a spin is reproducible. Send the link and the recipient watches the same wheel land on the same winner, which is what turns a private result into something a whole group can check. That is the part a screenshot cannot do.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this the same as the Google spinner?
- It does the same job. People search for a Google spinner when they want a wheel that picks one option at random without installing anything, and that is exactly what this is: a free spinner wheel that runs in the browser tab you already have open. The difference is that this one remembers your options on your own device and gives you a link that replays the spin.
- Can I make a custom spin the wheel with my own options?
- Yes, that is the default. Type your options into the wheel above: names, dinner choices, chores, prizes, anything at all. A wheel holds up to 52 options, and labels always render whole rather than being cut off, so a long entry stays readable. Your list saves to your own device, so it is still there next time. Browse all the ready-made wheels.
- What is the difference between a spinner wheel and a name wheel?
- Nothing mechanical, only what is loaded on it. A name wheel is just a spinner wheel filled with names instead of dinner options or numbers. The wheel treats every slice identically no matter what the label says, which is why one tool covers a classroom register, a giveaway entry list, and tonight's takeaway argument. Open the wheel of names.
- Is the spin wheel really random?
- Yes. Every option on the wheel has an exactly equal chance; there are no weighted slices, ever. Each spin uses a random seed, and that seed is baked into your share link, so anyone who opens it sees the exact same result you got. How the randomness works.
- Can I use the wheel on Twitch, OBS, or Streamlabs?
- Yes. The embeddable widget is a standalone page built to sit in a browser source or an iframe, at roughly 6KB with no app framework behind it, so it appears immediately on a scene switch. Options and the title travel in the URL, which means each scene or each stream can carry its own preloaded wheel. Get the embed code.
- Is it free? Do I need an account?
- Completely free, no signup, no app to install. Your wheel works in any browser on any phone, and your options are saved on your own device. Nothing is sent to a server.
- How many options can one wheel hold?
- Up to 52, which is a full deck of cards, or all 50 US states plus DC and Puerto Rico. Labels shrink to fit rather than truncating, so a 32-team NFL wheel still reads cleanly. For draws that run past 52, the bingo caller uses a draw-and-remove mechanic instead of slices.
- Can the wheel remove a winner after each spin?
- Yes. Turn on 'Remove the winner after each spin' in Wheel settings and it works like drawing names from a hat: every spin removes the landed option until one remains. It is on by default on the raffle wheel.
- Can I share a result?
- Every result comes as a collectible sticker card. Share it straight to WhatsApp, X, or Instagram stories as an image, or copy a link that replays your exact spin for whoever opens it.
- Is this gambling?
- No. PlaySpinWheel is just for fun: no prizes, no money, no odds, no stakes. It is a toy that hands a decision to fate, nothing more.
ARCHIVE · FIFA WORLD CUP 2026
Who won the World Cup 2026?
Spain. They beat Argentina 1-0 after extra time at MetLife Stadium on July 19, 2026, their second title after 2010. The 2026 FIFA World Cup was the first with 48 teams and 104 matches, played across the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
The whole tournament stays live here as an archive: every result, all 48 squads, all 16 venues, and the wheel itself, which still replays any fixture, spins a group's top two, or hands the trophy to a different nation entirely.
Sources and references
Two claims on this page are checkable, so here is what backs them. The wheel's randomness comes from a browser API defined by the W3C, and the World Cup 2026 result in the archive above is verified against the official tournament record.
The getRandomValues method generates cryptographically strong random values.
- W3C: Web Cryptography: The specification defining crypto.getRandomValues, the browser API every spin on this site draws its seed from.
- MDN Web Docs: Crypto.getRandomValues(): Reference documentation for the same method, including why its output is suitable for cryptographic use.
- FIFA: Official tournament site: fixtures, results, groups, and venue assignments.
- football-data.org: Free football data API. Feeds the build-time results and standings refresh.
- TheSportsDB: Open sports database. Used for team badges and reference metadata.
- Wikipedia: 2026 FIFA World Cup: Independent cross-reference for tournament format, history, and all-time records.
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