PlaySpinWheel

All wheels: pick one and spin

58 free wheels, one page. Every ready-made wheel comes preloaded for the decisions people spin for most: names, yes or no, numbers, dice, dinner, chores, classrooms, NFL and NBA teams, raffles. Every one is tweakable in Wheel settings, works on any phone, and shares a replay link. Need something else? The Custom wheel takes anything you type.

58 WHEELS · NO SIGNUP · EVERY RESULT REPLAYABLE

Food, films & party

Settle tonight's plans in one spin.

Build your own custom wheel

Nothing above fits the job? The custom wheel is the blank canvas: type anything, up to 52 slices, and spin. Your options stay on your device, and every result comes with a shareable sticker.

Open the custom wheel →

Fair questions

Which wheel should I pick?
Grab a ready-made one when it matches the job. They're grouped by what they decide: people and winners, name generators for babies and pets, classroom picks and team splits, chores and household jobs, quick yes/no calls and would you rather dilemmas, tonight's food and party games, sports team pickers, numbers and dice, and prompts for creators and fans. The category buttons at the top show just that group's wheels (All wheels brings everything back), and for anything else, the Custom wheel takes whatever you type, up to 52 slices.
How many options can a wheel hold?
Up to 52, a full deck of cards. Labels shrink in steps as the wheel fills but always render whole (even all 50 US states stay readable), and every option keeps an exactly equal chance regardless.
What's in Wheel settings?
Every wheel has a Wheel settings panel: spin time (quick, normal, or dramatic, remembered across the whole site), 'Remove the winner after each spin,' one-tap quick fills like number ranges or regions, and shuffle, sort, and reset tools for your list.
Can I remove an option once it's been picked?
Yes. Turn on 'Remove the winner after each spin' in Wheel settings and the wheel works like drawing names from a hat: every spin removes the landed option until one remains.
Are my options saved anywhere?
Only on your device and in the link you share. Each wheel keeps its own list in your browser's local storage and inside the share URL itself. Nothing is sent to a server.

Sources and references

Every wheel linked from this page settles its spin with a cryptographic random seed drawn from a browser API defined by a public standard. The specification and its reference documentation are below.

The getRandomValues method generates cryptographically strong random values.

Source: W3C, Web Cryptography

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