Type or paste names into the entry box on the right. You can add names, numbers, raffle tickets, or tasks. Hit shuffle to randomize order or use pre-made templates like Yes/No and 1–6 Dice.
Use the settings tab to configure your spin speed (Fast 3s, Standard 5.5s, or Suspense 8s). Enable Elimination Mode if you want winners automatically removed after each turn.
Click anywhere on the wheel or press the SPIN button. Enjoy synchronized mechanical ticking sounds and dynamic applause with confetti celebrations upon landing.
Online giveaways, classroom selections, and contests require complete fairness and transparency. Wheel of Choice does not rely on arbitrary or predetermined outcomes. Each spin relies on client-side cryptographic pseudo-random number generation combined with realistic deceleration physics.
When you click spin, the algorithm calculates a target angle using randomized radian offsets combined with a baseline rotation multiplier (between 6 and 9 complete 360-degree cycles). The animation then executes a quartic ease-out curve (1 - (1 - t)⁴), mathematically mirroring real physical friction, air resistance, and mechanical peg momentum.
Because all calculations execute locally within your browser runtime without transmitting entry lists to external databases, the wheel cannot be rigged, intercepted, or modified by outside connections.
Equitable classroom participation is critical for student engagement. Teachers use our wheel on smartboards and projectors to call on pupils randomly without unconscious favoritism. It is also used to assign classroom chores, seat allocations, reading groups, and presentation turns.
Overcome the awkward pause of "who speaks next" during daily morning standups. Scrum masters and team leads use the wheel on Zoom and Microsoft Teams to randomize speaking order, select demo presenters, or assign peer code review tasks.
Content creators on Twitch, YouTube, and TikTok require visual trust when hosting giveaways. Displaying the wheel live on stream with realistic ticking audio and confetti gives audiences total confidence in the outcome.
Eliminate decision fatigue in daily life. Whether you are settling on what restaurant to order dinner from, which movie to stream on game night, or who takes out the trash, let the wheel provide an impartial answer.
No. Target calculations are mathematically randomized using standard browser pseudo-random algorithms when the spin begins. The stopping position is determined by mathematical momentum and cannot be manually influenced, scripted, or rigged.
No. Wheel of Choice processes everything 100% locally on your computer or phone. Your lists and spin histories are saved strictly to your device's private local storage and are never uploaded to any remote server.
There is no hard limit on the number of names. The wheel dynamically scales font sizes and slice angles. However, for maximum text readability, lists between 2 and 80 names provide the best visual experience.
When Elimination Mode is enabled in the Settings tab, the winning entry is automatically removed from the active entry list immediately after the celebratory fanfare finishes, ensuring no person can win twice in a single session.
Yes. In the Settings tab, you can toggle between multiple high-contrast color palettes (Classic, Cyber Neon, Soft Pastel, and Cool Ocean). Our color allocation engine guarantees that no two touching slices ever share the same or similar colors.
Yes. Wheel of Choice is 100% free for teachers, students, corporate teams, streamers, and personal use with zero subscription fees or account sign-ups required.
Paste names, pick a pre-made template, or shuffle options randomly using the top toolbar.
Choose normal mode or turn on Elimination Mode to automatically remove winners after every spin.
Enjoy realistic ticking audio and track all historical outcomes in the built-in History log.
Pick students equitably for participation or group projects without unconscious bias.
Decide who presents first or rotate sprint review duties fairly.
Pick fair raffle winners live with visual transparency.
Settle dinner choices, chore distribution, or board game turn order instantly.
No. Target calculations are mathematically randomized when the spin triggers, applying standard deceleration curves.
Yes. All lists, history, and spins run locally in your client's web browser session.