Add your options, click spin, and let the wheel decide. Free, instant, no signup.
Share this wheel
Generate a link with your current entries. Anyone with the link gets the same wheel — no account needed.
Every tool is free, works instantly, and needs no account.
Name Picker
Pick a random name from a list. Perfect for giveaways and raffles.
Coin Flip
Flip a virtual coin. Heads or tails — let chance decide.
Dice Roller
Roll any number of dice — d4 to d100. Great for tabletop games.
Random Number
Generate random numbers in any range. Single or bulk generation.
Yes or No
Stuck on a decision? Spin the yes/no wheel and commit to the answer.
Team Generator
Split a list of names into balanced random teams instantly.
Add your entries
Type your options in the box on the right — one per line. You can add anything: names, foods, tasks, choices, or anything you want to randomize.
Click Spin (or tap the wheel)
Hit the big Spin button or tap directly on the wheel. The wheel spins for a few seconds with a smooth animation.
See the winner
When the wheel stops, the winning entry is shown in a popup with confetti. The result is chosen using a cryptographically random algorithm — no favourites.
Spin again or remove the winner
Click 'Spin Again' to go another round, or 'Remove Winner & Spin Again' to eliminate the winner and keep going until one entry is left.
Share or save your wheel
Use 'Save wheel…' to store your setup locally, or 'Copy share link' to generate a URL anyone can open to get the exact same wheel.
The spin wheel has become one of the most versatile decision-making tools on the internet — and for good reason. Whether you need to pick a winner, settle a debate, assign tasks, or just make something boring into a little event, a random wheel spinner makes it fair, fun, and instant.
Teachers and classrooms love it for picking which student answers next, deciding groups, choosing discussion topics, or even rewarding students with random prizes. The eliminate mode is especially popular here: spin once, remove that student, spin again until everyone has had a turn.
Streamers and content creators use the wheel constantly — for giveaways, challenge wheels, viewer game picks, or deciding what to play next. The share URL feature means you can set up a wheel, share it in your Discord or stream, and your community can spin it themselves.
Friends and families settle dinner debates ("Where should we eat?"), pick who does the chores, decide on movie night selections, or add chaos to board game nights. It's the most politically neutral way to make a group decision.
Teams and workplaces use it for stand-up facilitators, retrospective topic selection, sprint planning randomization, or choosing who runs the next demo. Add everyone's name, spin at the start of the meeting, and suddenly the least popular job has a volunteer.
Gamers use it for challenge runs (random character class, random difficulty), choosing which game to play from their backlog, or settling loot disputes in multiplayer sessions. Add up to 200 options and let the wheel handle the chaos.
Whatever you use it for, Spinlygames is built on one principle: get out of your way as fast as possible. No accounts, no ads on the wheel itself, no pop-ups, no "rate us first." Just spin.
Yes. Spinlygames uses the Web Crypto API (crypto.getRandomValues) to generate random numbers, which is cryptographically secure. The winning segment is chosen before the animation starts — the visual spin just makes it more fun.
Yes. Click 'Save wheel…' next to the entry editor, give it a name, and it's saved to your browser. You can save up to 10 wheels and load them any time. No account needed — everything is stored locally.
Click 'Copy share link' or the Share button in the result. You'll get a URL that encodes your entries directly — anyone with the link opens the same wheel. No account required, and the link works forever.
Spinlygames is great for casual giveaways and raffles. Add all participant names, spin, and the winner is chosen fairly at random. Note that for legally regulated or high-stakes selections, you should use a certified random process.
You can add between 2 and 200 entries. The wheel segments and text scale automatically to fit all your options, though very short names work best when you have many entries.
Absolutely. Spinlygames is designed mobile-first. The wheel scales to fit your screen, all buttons meet touch-target guidelines, and the editor works on any mobile keyboard.