Run exciting giveaways and prize draws with the free Prize Wheel Spinner. Add your prize list, share the wheel with your audience, and spin to reveal a winner live. Perfect for retail promotions, live-stream giveaways, event booths, and school raffle nights.
Specialized wheels optimized for every use case — each with pre-loaded content to get you started.
Pick a random winner from any list of names.
Fair classroom participation wheel for teachers.
Spin to choose Truth or Dare challenges.
Can't decide what to eat? Let the wheel choose.
Make any choice fair and random with a spin.
Simple binary decisions made with a spin.
Generate random numbers from a custom range.
General-purpose wheel for any custom list.
Transparent raffle draws for events and charities.
Pick party games and activities for birthdays.
Keep the party moving with random game picks.
Random questions for meetings and workshops.
Randomly pick exercises for varied training sessions.
Fair household chore assignment for the whole family.
HR-friendly team activities for workplace events.
Let the wheel pick a team name for any group.
Random color picker for art and design challenges.
Prize wheels have been a staple of game shows, trade show booths, and promotional events for decades — and for good reason. They create immediate excitement and anticipation. Our online version brings that same energy to any digital or physical environment. Whether you're a small business running a social media giveaway or an event organizer managing a raffle for hundreds of attendees, the Prize Wheel Spinner handles it all with zero setup cost.
Add any prizes — products, discount codes, experiences, gift cards.
Share your screen during a live stream for interactive giveaways.
Control frequency: add rare prizes once and common ones multiple times.
Share a unique URL so anyone can spin the same customized wheel.
Simply add common prizes multiple times (e.g. "Try Again" × 5) and rare prizes just once. The wheel weighs entries by count.
Yes! Open it on a tablet or laptop, set it to fullscreen mode, and attendees can spin it themselves at your booth.
Yes. Each spin uses JavaScript's cryptographically seeded Math.random(), producing a statistically fair result every time.
The wheel is fully open — anyone can see the names on it before the spin, confirming the odds. There is no hidden manipulation.
