Make a wheel.
Give it a spin.
The wheel is intentionally simple: write down your choices, tap to spin, and watch it slow to a result. Here is how to get the best experience.
1. Add your choices
Start with the choices shown on the homepage. Click any name to edit it, remove choices you do not need, or type into “Add a choice” and press Add. You can keep just one option, or use up to 24.
Short names are easiest to read on the wheel, especially when it has many slices.
2. Spin the wheel
Tap the wheel itself, or press the “Spin the wheel” button. It speeds up, rotates, and gradually slows down before showing the result beneath the wheel. You can spin again without rebuilding the list.
The animation is designed to feel like a physical wheel rather than an instant flash of a result.
3. Keep or share a set
Your edits are saved locally when the browser allows it. Use “Shuffle” to reorder the choices or “Reset” to restore the starting set. The “Share wheel” control creates a link with your current list of options.
Opening someone else's shared wheel loads those choices; changing them later updates your own local copy.
4. Pick an appearance
Use the sun, moon, or screen icon at the top-right to choose light mode, dark mode, or your device's current appearance. The system option follows the device setting until you select an override.
People who prefer reduced motion can use their device accessibility setting to shorten the animation.
Good ways to use a wheel
- Suggest activities when friends are deciding what to do together.
- Choose a drawing prompt, film genre or snack idea.
- Make a casual classroom warm-up more interactive.
- Start a conversation when a group has several equally appealing options.
This is an entertainment tool. Do not rely on it for graded assessments, impartial prize draws, or decisions involving people's safety or wellbeing.