🎯 Wheel of Names
How to Use the Random Wheel
Using the random wheel is simple. Enter the names, choices, or items you want to include in the text box. Put each option on a separate line, then click the Spin button.
The wheel will spin and randomly select one of the options. When the wheel stops, the selected winner will appear on the screen.
Random Name Picker
This random name picker is useful when you need to choose one person fairly and quickly. You can use it for classrooms, games, contests, giveaways, team activities, and many other situations.
Use the Wheel for Giveaways
The wheel can also be used to randomly select giveaway winners. Add all eligible participants to the list and spin the wheel to select a winner.
What Can You Put on the Wheel?
You can add almost anything to the wheel, including names, numbers, tasks, prizes, teams, locations, or random choices.
- Names of participants
- Giveaway entries
- Team members
- Numbers
- Prizes
- Random decisions
Remove a Winner After the Spin
If you want to choose several winners without selecting the same person twice, use the Remove Winner button after the result appears. The winner will be removed from the list automatically.
Why Use a Random Wheel Spinner?
A random wheel makes choosing an option quick, simple, and entertaining. Instead of manually selecting someone, the wheel provides a visual way to make a random selection.
Is the Wheel Random?
Yes. Each time you spin the wheel, the winner is selected randomly from the options currently in your list.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the wheel on my phone?
Yes. The random wheel is responsive and works on smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers.
Can I add many names?
Yes. You can add multiple names or choices by placing each one on a separate line.
Can I remove the winner?
Yes. After the wheel selects a winner, click Remove Winner to remove that person from the list.
Give It a Spin!
The Random Name Picker Wheel is an easy way to make random decisions, select winners, and add some fun to giveaways, games, classrooms, and everyday choices.