Spinner Wheel

Add your options. Hit spin. Group decisions in one click.

100% in your browser. Nothing uploaded.

Press Spin or hit the spacebar to pick a random option.
Drag the ☰ handle to reorder. Edit inline. Empty rows are ignored.

Free spinner wheel — random picker & decision maker

Take the stress out of tough calls with our fun and interactive decision wheel. Whether you're a teacher picking a student, a team deciding on lunch, or a friend group choosing a movie, our random spinner wheel is the perfect tool. Fully customizable with your own options and colors, you can spin as many times as you like and share your custom wheel with a simple link. Quick, fair, and entirely in your browser.

How to use it

  1. Add your options on the right (one per line). Drag the ☰ handle to reorder.
  2. Press Spin (or hit the spacebar) and wait for the pointer.
  3. Click Save this wheel to copy a shareable URL of the current set.

When to use it

Why use this one

Classroom & party picks

Amazon Associates strip ships once the account is approved. The slot keeps its layout so it can be filled without re-deploying the site.

FAQ

Is the spin actually random?

Yes. The landing slice is chosen with the browser's Math.random (cryptographic-grade randomness is overkill for picking dinner), then the wheel animates to land on it. The animation is decorative — the result is decided up front, not by where the wheel happens to stop.

Can I share my wheel with a friend?

Yes. Hit Save this wheel and copy the URL. Your options are encoded in the page hash, so the same wheel reopens on any device. Nothing is stored on a server — the URL itself carries the state.

Does the wheel save my list anywhere?

No. Your options live in this tab and (if you save) in the URL hash. There is no account, no database, and the page never uploads your list. Closing the tab without sharing simply loses the wheel.

How many options can the wheel fit?

Practically, the wheel stays scannable up to about 20–25 options; beyond that the slices get too thin to label clearly. There is no hard cap, but if you have 50+ options a random-number picker is a better fit than a wheel.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. You can tap the Spin button or the wheel itself, and the result modal is full-screen on small viewports. Confetti is suppressed if your phone is in low-power mode or you have enabled reduce motion at the OS level.

Can I weight some options more than others?

Not yet — every slice is the same size. The quickest workaround is to add the same option twice (or three times) so it covers more of the wheel. We may add explicit weights later if people ask for them.