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Let WooWheel decide.
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From blank wheel to winner in four steps
No account, no download, no waiting — the whole random name picker runs right here in your browser.
Add your options
Type names, tasks, or choices into the list. Add as many segments as you like.
Set the odds (optional)
Leave every option equal, or turn on custom odds to weight the wheel.
Spin the wheel
Tap Spin or hit space bar. Watch the pointer tick around until it settles.
Get your result
See the winner instantly, share the link, or remove it and spin again.
One wheel, endless ways to use it
WooWheel works as a decision wheel, raffle wheel, name picker, and more.
Classroom name picker
Call on students fairly, assign group roles, or pick who goes first — no more raised-hand guessing.
Giveaways & raffles
Run a live prize draw for streams, events, or social media giveaways with a visible, trustworthy spin.
Team & task picker
Decide who takes the next task, who presents first, or who's on dish duty this week.
Yes, no, or maybe
Stuck on a decision? Build a quick yes/no/maybe wheel and let chance break the tie.
Party games
Truth or dare, drinking games, would-you-rather — load a template and start playing in seconds.
What to eat tonight
List your usual restaurants or meals and let the wheel end the "I don't know, you pick" loop.
Everything a spin wheel tool should have
Common questions about the spin wheel
Yes. There's no sign-up, no paywall, and no limit on how many times you spin.
Yes, unless you turn on custom odds. With equal odds on, every segment has exactly the same chance of winning.
Yes, switch on "Custom odds" and set a weight next to each option to make it more or less likely.
No. Your wheel and saved presets stay in your own browser storage. Sharing a link is the only time your options travel anywhere, and only because you chose to share it.
Yes, use Present mode for a clean full-screen view your audience can watch, and confetti plus sound for a satisfying reveal.
Yes, the Embed button gives you a code snippet with your current wheel already loaded.
There's no hard limit, though wheels stay easiest to read with somewhere between 2 and 30 segments.