Spin That Wheel
Put anything on a wheel — names, chores, dinner ideas, hard decisions — and spin. Every pick is made with cryptographic randomness before the wheel even starts turning, every list stays in your browser, and every preset wheel below is editable. No account, no uploads, no rigging.
Custom wheel
One entry per line (or comma-separated on a single line), up to 100 entries. Your list is saved in this browser and nowhere else.
The animation is theater — the pick is math
Most spinner sites animate first and let the animation "decide". SpinThatWheel does the
opposite: the instant you press Spin, the winner is drawn from your entries using
crypto.getRandomValues with rejection sampling — the same discipline used for unbiased
dice in cryptography, with no modulo bias — and only then does the wheel decelerate onto the already-chosen
segment. With the 6-name sample list above, each name occupies exactly 60° of the wheel and wins with probability 16.67% — those figures are computed at build
time by the same engine that picks your winners. The full write-up is on the methodology page.
Eliminator mode: last one standing
Tick eliminator mode and the rules invert: each spin removes the picked entry from the wheel, and the final survivor is the winner. It is the fairest way to hand out the last slice of pizza, assign the one unpopular chore, or run a knockout raffle for stakes no larger than bragging rights — every elimination is drawn with the same uniform randomness as a normal spin.
Share a wheel with a link
Copy share link encodes your current entries into the page address — nothing is uploaded anywhere. Send the link and the recipient's browser rebuilds the identical wheel locally; emoji and any language survive the trip. Links carry only the list itself, and over-long lists get an honest error instead of a silently truncated wheel.
Every wheel on the site
Yes or No Wheel
A two-segment wheel for binary decisions, with an optional Maybe segment when you want an out.
Coin Flip Wheel
Heads or tails as a wheel — the same fair 50/50 draw as a coin, without hunting for one.
Go or Stay Wheel
Go out or stay in: a two-option wheel framed for the plans-tonight stalemate.
Accept or Decline Wheel
Accept or decline an invitation, offer, or request when the pros and cons have fought to a draw.
Number Wheel
Spin a random number — 1 to 10 by default, configurable up to 1 to 100, every value equally likely.
Letter Wheel
All 26 letters A to Z on one wheel — for name games, alphabet drills, and category challenges.
Dice Wheel
A six-sided die as a wheel: 1 through 6, cryptographically uniform, no table needed.
Wheel of US States
All 50 US states on one wheel — for geography practice, trivia prep, and travel roulette.
Zodiac Wheel
The twelve zodiac signs on a wheel — pick a sign at random for games and icebreakers.
Food Wheel
What to eat tonight: about thirty common dinner options, fully editable to match your area and taste.
Question Wheel
Original icebreaker questions on a wheel — spin one for meetings, classrooms, and game nights.
Color Wheel Picker
Sixteen named colors on a wheel — assign teams, settle art-supply disputes, pick a theme at random.
For fun and fair tie-breaks, not for stakes: SpinThatWheel is built for decisions, games, and giveaways among friends — not for gambling or audited drawings. Lists are processed locally in your browser and never transmitted, except inside share links you create yourself. How the picks work is documented on the methodology page.