What is RandomWheelGame? A tour of the online wheel spinner

RandomWheelGame is a spinning wheel you open in a browser tab. You put your options on it, press spin, and the wheel slows to a stop on one of them and shows you the result. There is nothing to install and no sign-up needed just to spin — paste a list and the wheel is ready.

This page is a quick tour so you know what you can actually do with it.

Put a list on the wheel

Every item you add becomes one slice. Names, options, numbers — anything you can write on a line. Paste a class list, a handful of dinner choices, or a run of numbers, and each entry lands in its own slice.

Press spin and the wheel stops on a single slice, then the winner pops up on screen. Because everyone can watch the same wheel slow down, the result feels settled rather than argued about — which is the whole point when somebody has to be picked.

Jobs it handles well

• Picking a winner in a giveaway, raffle, or prize draw.
• Choosing who speaks next, who presents, or who takes the dull task.
• Deciding where to eat when the group cannot agree.
• Classroom jobs, group assignments, and picking a volunteer.
• Settling small choices — what to watch, what to do this weekend.

If it is a list and one item has to come out, the wheel can pick it.

Start from a preset

You do not have to build a wheel from nothing. Twenty presets come built in: Yes or No, Numbers 1-10, Numbers 1-100, Dice Roll, Coin Flip, What to Eat, What to Drink, Team Picker, Truth or Dare, Workout, and more.

Choosing a preset loads its items into your wheel. From there you edit them like any list you typed yourself — delete what you do not want, add your own names, change the title. It is the fastest way to see a finished, well-shaped list in action.

Change how the wheel behaves

The settings cover the parts people ask about most:

• Spin speed — slow, normal, or fast.
• Sound — a spin sound, a winner sound, or nothing at all.
• Color themes to match your screen or your event.
• Item gap toggle, plus fullscreen for showing the wheel to a room.
• Wheel title, so a shared wheel explains itself.
• De-duplicate to drop repeated entries, and clear to start over.
• Import and export to move an item list in and out of the tool.

None of this is required. Set it once and forget it, or leave everything on the defaults.

Elimination mode, for draws without repeats

Elimination mode (auto-remove winner) takes the winning slice off the wheel after each spin. The next spin only picks from what is left. That is exactly what you want for a tournament order, a set of door prizes, or any draw where the same name should not come up twice.

Turn it off for the usual case, where every name stays in play for every spin.

Save a wheel, or share a link

Saving needs a free account, and it stores two things: the wheel title and the item list. Open your account later, pick the wheel, and it is exactly as you left it. History and statistics — total spins, remaining items, and a reset button — are only kept for signed-in accounts, so sign in if you want a lasting record.

Sharing is different. You can turn any wheel into a link, and whoever opens it sees the same wheel, the same title, and the same items. They do not need an account to spin it. That is what makes a remote draw work: one person prepares the list, everyone else joins from the link.

The interface also comes in 34 languages, switched by subdomain, so people can use it in the language they read most comfortably.

Where to start

Paste your first list, or open a preset if you would rather see one ready-made. Spin it once to get a feel for the timing, then adjust the speed, sound, and colors until it suits you.

That is the whole tool: a list, a spin, and one result everyone can see. open the wheel and try your first one.