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About this tool
Spin a customizable wheel to generate random choices easily.
The Ultimate Wheel Spinner turns any list you type into an equally divided spinning wheel and picks one entry at random — each spin runs five to seven full rotations plus a random offset over a five-second animation before the fixed top pointer lands on a winner. Because the wheel is split into identical 360/n segments and the stopping angle is uniformly random, every option has exactly the same chance. Add, remove or clear entries at any time and the wheel redraws instantly with a colour for each slice.
Open Ultimate Wheel Spin Tool on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Under Manage Options, type each entry in the Enter option... box and press Enter or the Add button; the four starter entries can be removed one at a time or with Clear All, and the wheel resegments and recolours instantly.
Press SPIN THE WHEEL — the wheel turns five to seven full rotations plus a random extra angle between 0 and 359 degrees over a five-second animation.
The fixed pointer lands on one of the equal 360/n slices and that entry appears under Winner; it stays on the wheel, so delete it before spinning again if you need a draw without replacement.
Every entry gets a segment of exactly 360 degrees divided by the number of options, so no name is quietly favoured by a bigger slice.
The five-second eased spin with a fixed pointer makes the draw visible to a room or an audience, which matters when the point is that it looked fair.
Type and press Enter to add, delete a single entry, or clear the whole list — the wheel resegments and recolours on the spot.
Yes. Each spin adds five to seven complete turns plus a uniformly random extra angle between 0 and 359 degrees, and the winner is read from wherever the pointer lands. With n options each occupying an equal segment, every option has a 1-in-n chance on each spin.
There is no fixed cap — the wheel divides 360 degrees by however many entries you add. Past roughly 15 to 20 entries the slices get thin enough that labels are hard to read, so for long lists it helps to spin in rounds.
No. Each spin is independent and the winning entry stays on the wheel, so the same option can come up twice in a row. If you need draws without replacement, delete the winner from the list before spinning again.
It is fine for informal draws, classroom picks and giveaways where you want a visible result. For anything with legal or financial consequences, follow the rules that apply to your promotion — a browser animation is not an auditable draw record.