Wheel Picker
Free random wheel and name pickerSpin for names, numbers, or winners, no signup
Highlights
What you can do with it
- A teacher loads a class list and spins to pick a student to answer.
- An organizer pastes a participant list and spins live for raffle winners.
- A user spins a food preset wheel to decide what to eat tonight.
How to use it
- 1 Open the Wheel Picker website in your browser.
- 2 Type names, numbers, teams, or other entries into the Entries area.
- 3 Optionally enable Advanced to set weights or pick a spinning mode.
- 4 Click the wheel or press Ctrl and Enter to spin.
- 5 Read the result, then share by link or QR code, or download results as CSV.
Who it is for
Pros
- Free to use and needs no registration or data upload.
- Weighted entries and several spin modes add flexibility.
- Sharing by link, QR code, or embed is built in.
- 39 preset wheels and 18 languages cover many use cases.
Limitations
- Free tools can change or add limits over time, so check the site.
- Browser randomness is fine for fun but not certified for regulated draws.
- Images you add are not carried in the share link.
- Results are random, so no entry is guaranteed to come up.
What Wheel Picker is
Wheel Picker is a free wheel selector and random name picker that runs in the browser. It needs no registration and no data upload. It uses the browser's encrypted random number generator to keep the draw random, and it offers several practical modes and options. According to the site, it is free with no paid tiers and the page carries no ads. You can enter names, numbers, teams, or winners, spin the wheel, and get a random result. It is a simple tool built to help people make random choices in everyday and event settings, from classrooms to raffles.
What you can do with it
- Enter names, numbers, teams, or other entries and spin for a random pick.
- Set weighted entries so some options take up more space on the wheel.
- Use normal or elimination mode, plus a count mode for repeated spins.
- Share a wheel by link, QR code, or embed, and add images to slices.
- Load from 39 preset wheels and use the tool in 18 languages.
Who it is for
- Teachers who want to pick students at random to answer questions.
- Event organizers who need a fair, visible way to draw raffle winners.
- General users making everyday choices, such as what to eat or which game to play.
What to watch out for
The tool is free and needs no registration, but free tools can change or add limits over time, so check the site for the latest details. Randomness comes from the browser's generator, which is fine for fun and classroom use but should not be treated as certified randomness for high-stakes or regulated draws. Images you add are drawn in the browser and are not included in the share link, so shared wheels will not carry those images. Results are random, so there is no promise about how often any single entry comes up.
FAQ
Is Wheel Picker really free?
Yes, the site says it is free with no paid tiers and no ads on the page.
Do I need to register?
No. It runs in the browser with no registration and no data upload.
Can I make some entries more likely?
Yes, turn on Advanced and set a weight, for example 3, so an entry takes up more space.
Can I share my wheel?
Yes, you can share by link, QR code, or embed; the link carries the entries, colors, and settings.
Why it is free
What the official page says： no registration
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
Screenshot archived from the listing page, for preview only.
