Spin the wheel
Type your entries, hit spin, and let the wheel decide. There’s a spin for that.
Or drag a screenshot or file onto this box, or paste a screenshot with Cmd+V / Ctrl+V. Names are read on your device and never uploaded.
Each picture becomes a slice, named after the file (e.g. ana.jpg → Ana). Pictures stay on this device and aren’t included in share links.
Tip: add *3 after an entry (e.g. "Pizza *3") to make it three times as likely.
Results
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Ready-made wheels, already filled in. Spin as-is or edit them.
- Yes or No Wheel 2 entries
- Name Picker Wheel 10 entries
- Random Group Generator 16 entries
- What to Eat Wheel 15 entries
- NFL Team Wheel 32 entries
- Random Number Wheel (1–10) 10 entries
- Truth or Dare Wheel 8 entries
- Coin Flip Wheel 2 entries
- Random Letter Wheel 26 entries
- Random Country Picker 195 entries
- Chore Wheel 12 entries
- US State Wheel 50 entries
- Pokémon Type Wheel 18 entries
- Dinner Ideas Wheel 12 entries
- NBA Team Wheel 30 entries
- Halloween Costume Wheel 18 entries
- Workout Wheel 14 entries
- Number Wheel 1–100 100 entries
- Zodiac Sign Wheel 12 entries
- Fast Food Wheel 16 entries
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Made for the classroom
- Works offline. Install it once and use it without internet.
- Fill it from a screenshot. Paste or drop a photo of your class list and the names appear.
- Pop-out timer. Keep the countdown floating on top of your slides.
- Classroom screen. Put a timer, name picker, noise meter and instructions on one projector screen.
What is SpinForThat?
SpinForThat is a free online spinner wheel and classroom toolkit. Type or paste a list and spin to pick a random name, number, team or decision, or use the ready-made wheels, timers and classroom tools. It needs no account, shows no ads, and works offline once installed.
- 180+ ready-made wheels (name picker, yes or no, numbers 1–1000, food, classroom, party games and more), all editable.
- Fill a wheel from a screenshot or photo of a class list: the names are read on the device and never uploaded.
- A pop-out timer floats on top of slides in Chrome, Edge and Safari, so the countdown stays visible during a presentation.
- Classroom tools: timers, a visual timer, stopwatch, noise meter in three styles (a bar, bouncy balls, or shy animals in six habitats that come out while the room is quiet and spend 20 calm minutes building a hut, snowman or sand castle that falls down if it gets too loud; microphone analysed locally, nothing recorded), traffic light, work symbols, dice and a scoreboard.
- A seating chart generator lets teachers draw their own room by dragging desks, tables and chairs (or start from rows, pairs, groups or a U-shape), save it, and shuffle students into it while following rules (keep apart, sit together, near the front), with locks, click-to-swap and printing.
- A free classroom screen puts a timer, name picker, noise meter, traffic light, work symbol, instructions, clock, dice, QR code, due-date countdown and background music (lofi radio, any YouTube link, or offline white noise, rain and waves) on one projector page. Teachers can save several screens, for example one per subject, all free and saved in the browser.
- A QR code generator makes static codes in the browser that never expire, with PNG download and a full-screen view.
- Weighted slices ("Pizza *3"), pictures on slices, a group maker, a no-repeat mode, and several wheels with one "Spin all" button.
- Works offline after it is installed as an app from the browser.
- Available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, German and French, with every tool in each language.
- Free, with no sign-up and no ads; wheels are saved in the browser and shared by link.
How to use the wheel
- Type or paste your entries into the box, one per line. You can paste a column straight from a spreadsheet.
- Click SPIN, click the wheel, or press Space.
- Turn on Remove winner to draw entries without repeats, which is ideal for raffles and taking turns.
- Click Share wheel to copy a link to your exact wheel for friends or students.
Is the wheel really random?
Yes. Every slice has exactly the same chance of winning. The result is picked with your browser’s random number generator before the wheel starts turning, and the animation simply lands on it. To give an option better odds, add it more than once.
Is my list saved?
Your custom wheel is saved in your own browser so it’s still there next time. Nothing you type is uploaded to our servers. Shared links contain the entries in the link itself.