Add your names or items, spin the wheel, and let a fair random pick decide.
This spinner wheel picks a fair winner using the browser's cryptographically secure random number generator, then animates the wheel to land exactly on that result. Add names for choosing a person, or items for decisions like what to eat or which task to start first.
Enable "remove winner" to run an elimination draw, where each spin removes the winning entry so everyone or everything gets picked exactly once over multiple spins.
A random spinner wheel first picks a winning entry using the browser's cryptographically secure random number generator, giving every entry an equal 1/N chance, then animates the wheel to spin and land exactly on that pre-selected slice. Example: with 5 items, each one has a 20% (1/5) chance per spin.
| Number of items | Chance per item |
|---|---|
| 2 | 50% |
| 4 | 25% |
| 6 | 16.7% |
| 8 | 12.5% |
| 10 | 10% |
Before. The winner is selected first using a fair random draw, and then the animation is calculated backward to make the wheel visually land on that exact result — this way the spin looks natural while guaranteeing the outcome was decided fairly, not influenced by animation timing.
No. The spin duration and number of rotations are purely visual — they don't affect which entry was already selected as the winner. Every entry has the same 1/N probability regardless of how long or dramatic the animation looks.
When enabled, the winning entry is deleted from the wheel immediately after each spin, so it can't be picked again. Spinning repeatedly with this enabled works like drawing names out of a hat one at a time — useful for assigning turns or making sure everyone gets picked exactly once.
Not directly — every item on the wheel has an equal chance by default. To simulate weighted odds, add the same item multiple times (for example, listing "Pizza" three times gives it three times the chance of an item listed once).
The wheel gives every current entry an equal, fair chance per spin; if you need certain outcomes weighted higher or lower, adjust the count of duplicate entries rather than expecting the tool to weight them automatically.
Sources: MDN — Crypto.getRandomValues()
Last updated: 2026-08-17