Team & task picks
Decide who goes first, who presents, or who gets stuck with an unpopular task — fairly and without arguments.
Spin a wheel to randomly pick a name, decide between options, or draw a raffle winner. Add your list, hit spin, and get an instant, fair pick — 100% private, no upload.
Random Picker Wheel spins a customizable wheel to make a fair, random pick from any list — names, options, prizes, or decisions. Add options one per line, spin with a single click, and optionally remove the winner after each spin for elimination draws and raffles. Share your wheel with a link and revisit your recent spin history. Everything runs locally in your browser. Built by FreeToolHub.
Add at least 2 options below to spin.
Up to 50 options. Add the same option twice to double its odds.
Your spin results will appear here.
Decide who goes first, who presents, or who gets stuck with an unpopular task — fairly and without arguments.
Call on students at random, assign teams, or run a quick in-class game without picking favorites.
Can't agree on where to eat or what to watch? Add the options and let the wheel decide.
Draw prize winners live on stream or in person, with "remove winner" to pick multiple without repeats.
Yes. Each spin picks a winning segment using your browser's cryptographically secure random number generator (crypto.getRandomValues), not a simple time-based random function, so every option has an equal, unbiased chance based on how many times it appears in your list.
No. Everything runs in your browser using JavaScript. Your list and spin history are stored only in your browser's local storage and are never sent to any server.
Yes. Add the same option more than once — each extra line is a separate slice on the wheel, so an option listed three times is three times as likely to win as one listed once.
Yes. Click 'Copy share link' to get a URL that opens straight to your exact list of options when someone else visits it — handy for classrooms, streams, or team picks.
The winning option is automatically deleted from the wheel once the spin finishes, so the next spin can never land on the same result — perfect for raffles, elimination games, or assigning tasks without repeats.
You can add up to 50 options. Below around 20 the wheel stays easy to read; beyond that the labels get small, so for very long lists consider trimming duplicates first.