Multiplayer Chess Clock
Run a turn timer for two or more players with editable names, count up or countdown modes, and mobile-friendly tap controls.
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Spin the Wheel
Spin a random picker wheel for names, giveaways, classroom choices, dinner ideas, teams, and quick decisions.
How to use Spin the Wheel
Use the wheel when a visible random pick is more useful or more fun than choosing from a plain list.
- Enter one choice, name, team, or option per line.
- Keep duplicate entries when an option should have extra chances.
- Spin the wheel and wait for it to settle on a winner.
- Remove the winner, remove all matching entries, shuffle, or reset for the next round.
Spin the Wheel features
- Build a spinning wheel from names, choices, teams, or options.
- Keep duplicate entries when an option should have extra chances.
- Spin the wheel and let it settle on a winner.
- Remove only the winning entry after a spin.
- Remove all matching entries when duplicates should disappear together.
- Shuffle entries for a fresh wheel order.
- Reset the wheel for another round.
- Use the wheel for giveaways, random picks, classroom turns, and game choices.
Random picker wheel for names and choices
Spin the Wheel is a random name picker and decision wheel for giveaways, classrooms, team assignments, dinner ideas, chores, games, and quick tie-breakers. It is useful when a visible, suspenseful selection feels better than a plain random number or list shuffle.
For classrooms, the wheel can pick discussion turns, review questions, or activity groups. For giveaways, it can choose from eligible entries after the list has been checked. For everyday decisions, it works for dinner choices, chores, meeting icebreakers, content prompts, and game-night variants.
The wheel is only as fair as the list you give it. Each non-empty line becomes one chance, so check for accidental duplicates, misspellings, blank lines, or entries that should be weighted before spinning.
How the wheel picks a winner
The wheel reads each non-empty line as an entry and gives each line one segment. Duplicate entries create duplicate segments, so they increase the chance of that option being selected. Spins use browser cryptographic randomness to choose the landing angle, then the final wheel rotation determines the selected segment.
The animation is visual, but the selected landing position is decided before the wheel settles. Removing the winner after a spin is useful for drawing without replacement. Removing all matching winners is useful when duplicate lines represent the same person or option rather than extra chances.
Spin the Wheel FAQ
What can I use Spin the Wheel for?
Spin the Wheel can randomly pick names, giveaway winners, classroom students, dinner ideas, teams, chores, games, and other quick decisions.
Can I remove the winner after a spin?
Yes. After the wheel selects a winner, you can remove the winning entry, remove every matching instance, or close the winner popup.
Do duplicate entries count more than once?
Yes. Each non-empty line becomes a wheel segment, so duplicate lines increase that option's odds.
Is the wheel good for official raffles?
It can help with casual random picks, but official raffles, contests, and regulated drawings may have legal or audit requirements this tool does not handle.
What is the difference between remove and remove all?
Remove deletes the winning line once. Remove all deletes every matching line, which is helpful when duplicate spellings should not remain in later rounds.
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