🎡Spin the Wheel - Random Decision Wheel & Prize Wheel Picker
Can’t decide what to eat, who does the chores or what to do this weekend? Put the options on the wheel and hit GO. Every option can have its own weight — a bigger weight means a bigger slice and a higher chance — and its own color, with each option’s probability shown live. Bulk edit lets you paste many lines at once, using “option*weight” to set weights. The wheel spins with a smooth easing animation and a pointer, with an optional tick sound, then announces the result and adds it to the history; for raffles you can remove the winner with one click so it can’t come up again. Presets include What to eat, Truth or dare, Yes/No and a 1–6 dice, and you can save your own wheels in this browser or copy a share link that opens the same wheel for friends. Results are drawn by weight with the browser’s cryptographically secure random number generator — the animation is just for show.
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How to use Spin the Wheel
- 1Pick a preset or add your own options, weights and colors
- 2Click GO in the middle of the wheel or the Spin button and wait for it to stop
- 3See the result, remove the winner and spin again, save the wheel or copy a share link
FAQ
- Is the wheel truly random?
- Yes. Before each spin the tool draws the result by weight with crypto.getRandomValues, the browser’s cryptographically secure random generator, and then lands the wheel at a random point inside that slice. The animation never changes the outcome, and each option’s chance is exactly its weight divided by the total weight.
- How do weights work?
- The number next to each option is its weight (1 by default). Set “Pizza” to 2 and everything else to 1, and Pizza gets a slice twice as large and twice the chance. In bulk edit, write “Pizza*2”. The percentage column shows every option’s probability as you edit.
- How do I save or share a wheel?
- Type a name under My wheels and click Save to keep the wheel in this browser. Copy share link encodes the options into the part of the URL after # and copies it, so anyone opening the link sees the same wheel — nothing is stored on a server.
- Can I use it for a raffle without repeats?
- Yes. After each spin click “Remove this option” and the winner is taken off the wheel, so the next spin only picks from the remaining entries — perfect for raffles, picking names or assigning tasks. The history keeps every result in order.