Add a list, choose your settings, and make one visible random selection at a time. Use it for classrooms, meetings, small events, or everyday choices where every listed result is acceptable.
Select speaking order, classroom jobs, or low-stakes prompts after explaining pass rules and removing absent students from the list.
Rotate meeting roles or speaking order among people who are available and eligible. The person running the draw still defines the list and owns the decision.
Run a visible draw from a finalized entry list. For promotions, document the rules, protect participant details, and follow applicable laws and platform requirements.
The current version uses the browser Web Crypto API to choose an index from the active list. The wheel animation then presents that selected entry. Each listed position is treated the same during the draw.
Randomness cannot decide who belongs on the list or whether the result is appropriate. Review eligibility, duplicates, privacy, repeat-winner rules, and consequences before spinning.
Define the decision, confirm every eligible entry, decide whether repeats are allowed, and tell participants what happens after a result appears.
Privacy reminder: shared URLs contain the included names. Use initials or entry numbers instead of sensitive information when a list may be displayed or shared.
Eligibility and consent
A person or option should be added only when it belongs in the draw.
Workload and accommodations
Equal odds do not account for capacity, safety, skills, or accessibility needs.
Legal or high-stakes requirements
Use an appropriate formal process for regulated or consequential decisions.
The browser Web Crypto API supplies the random value used to select an index from the active list. The tool does not score, rank, or change entries based on personal information.
Names and recent results are stored in your browser. The site also loads Google advertising code, and shareable URLs contain the names encoded in the address. Read the Privacy Policy before entering sensitive information or using a shared device.
Do not rely on this tool alone for medical, legal, employment, disciplinary, admissions, gambling, regulated promotion, or other high-stakes decisions. It is not a certified raffle platform or permanent audit log.
You can save lists in the browser, import and export lists, create a shareable URL, change wheel colors and text size, choose spin speed, use fullscreen mode, and remove winners after a pick.
The interface does not publish a guaranteed maximum. Large lists create narrow wheel slices and may be difficult to read, especially on smaller screens. Test your actual list before using it with an audience.
You can choose a fast, medium, or slow spin, change slice and background colors, adjust text size and weight, and use fullscreen mode. Check contrast and readability yourself after changing colors.
The layout adapts to phones, tablets, and desktop screens. Some features, including voice recognition and fullscreen behavior, depend on browser support and permissions.
Enable “Remove winner after pick” below the wheel, and selected names are automatically removed from the wheel after being chosen. This helps ensure each person is only selected once in activities like presentations, role assignments, or sequential tasks. You can also manually manage the name list at any time.