Lucky Wheel

How this works

The winner is picked the moment you click spin, using the same cryptographically random number generator behind the password generator — every option has an equal, unbiased chance no matter its size or position on the wheel. The spin animation is then calculated backwards from that result, so what you see landing under the pointer is always exactly right, never a near-miss or a rigged re-roll.

FAQ

Is the spin actually random, or does it favor certain slices?

Every option has an equal chance regardless of slice size or position. The winner is chosen first, using the browser's cryptographic random number generator (not Math.random), and the wheel is then spun to land on it — the animation never influences the outcome.

How many options can I add?

Between 2 and 12. Below 12 the wheel stays easy to read; above 2, a spin is actually meaningful. Each option can be up to 24 characters — long enough for names, short enough to stay legible on the wheel.

What's 'remove the winner after each spin' for?

Turn it on when you're drawing multiple winners with no repeats — a raffle with several prizes, or splitting a group into turns. Each spin takes the winning option off the wheel before the next one.

Does this save or send my list of options anywhere?

No — everything runs client-side in your browser. Your options, spin history, and results never leave your device or touch a server.