Spinner Wheel: Spin to Pick a Random Winner

You need at least two options before the Spin button activates, and there is no fixed upper limit. Every entry gets an equal slice, so the more you add the thinner each wedge becomes, though the odds stay even.

Yes. The winning slice is selected with your browser's random number generator the moment you press Spin, before the wheel animates. Every option has exactly the same chance, and the animation only reveals a result that was already chosen.

Yes. After a spin, the Remove winner button deletes that option from the list and leaves the rest in place, which is ideal for drawing several raffle winners or building a running order one name at a time.

Duplicates are kept as separate slices, so listing an option twice doubles its share of the wheel and its odds of winning. Delete the repeated lines first if you want every choice to be equally likely.

Labels are trimmed to fit inside their slice, so a very long entry shows a shortened form with an ellipsis on the wheel itself. The Winner panel always displays the full, untrimmed text, so nothing is actually lost.

No. Empty lines are dropped and each entry is trimmed of surrounding spaces before the wheel is built, so stray newlines never turn into an invisible slice or a blank winner.

You can, but the in-progress spin uses a snapshot of the options taken when you pressed Spin, so mid-spin edits will not change or desync the current result. Your edits apply to the next spin.

No. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is sent to a server, so your names and options stay private and are cleared when you close or refresh the page.

This wheel is built to pick a single winner per spin. To reorder a full list at once, a list randomizer or random picker is a better fit, though you can approximate it here by spinning and removing the winner repeatedly.