Free Spinning Wheel - Random Picker - Free Online Tool | Quick Pick
Create a customizable spinning wheel for random selection. Add your own options, colors, and spin to make decisions, pick winners, or choose randomly.
How to Use the Spinning Wheel
Learn how to use the spinning wheel to randomly select from your custom options for decisions, giveaways, or games.
- Add your entries: Type your options in the input field and press Enter or click Add. You can add as many entries as you need.
- Customize colors (optional): Click on any entry to change its color. Each segment can have a unique color for easy identification.
- Click the Spin button: Press the Spin button or click directly on the wheel to start spinning.
- Wait for the result: Watch the wheel spin with realistic physics. The selected entry will be highlighted when the wheel stops.
- View your history: Check the history section to see all previous spin results and track patterns.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does the spinning wheel work?
- Enter your options, customize colors if desired, and click spin. The wheel uses cryptographically secure randomization to select a winner fairly.
- Can I save my custom wheel?
- Yes! Your wheel settings are automatically saved in your browser. You can also share your wheel via a unique URL.
- Is the selection truly random?
- Yes, we use the Web Crypto API for cryptographically secure random number generation when available.
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Why use a spinning wheel?
A spinning wheel works well when you want a result to feel transparent as well as fair. People can see every option, watch the motion, and understand that the final choice was not manually selected behind the scenes.
That makes the wheel especially useful for giveaways, classroom participation, team selection, party games, and group decisions where trust matters just as much as speed.
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