Roulette Spinner
Fair decision maker with customizable options and smooth spinning animations
How to Use
Add 2-16 options by typing in the field and hitting Enter. Use the presets (Lunch, Activities, Yes/No) if you're in a hurry.
Click 'Spin Roulette' and watch it spin. The wheel slows down naturally and stops on one option.
Check your result and spin history. Want a different result? Edit your options and spin again.
Pro Tips
- Keep option names short so they're readable on the wheel. 'Thai Place on 5th' beats 'Thai Restaurant Downtown'.
- For group decisions, the visual spin keeps things fair and fun. Everyone sees the random pick happen in real time.
Use Cases
Group Dining Decisions
Nobody can agree on where to eat? Add all the restaurant options everyone's okay with and spin.
Classroom & Student Selection
Teachers use it to pick students for presentations, form random groups, or select questions.
Game Night & Activities
Got a shelf full of board games but can't pick one? Let the wheel decide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the spin truly random?
Yes. The selection is random before the spin even starts. The animation is just for fun and suspense—it always lands on the actual random pick.
How many options can I add?
2 minimum, 16 maximum. More than 16 makes the wheel segments too small to read clearly.
Does it save my options?
Only during your current session. Close the browser and they're gone. Use presets for quick setup on common choices like lunch or activities.
Can I use this for group decisions?
Absolutely. Everyone can watch the spin happen, so it feels transparent and fair. Works great for settling debates without anyone feeling like the choice was rigged.
Why Use This Tool?
Eliminates decision paralysis when you've got multiple good options. The visual spin makes random selection feel more exciting and trustworthy than just reading a result. Great for groups since everyone sees the same fair process. Faster than debating pros and cons endlessly, and the randomness removes bias. The presets speed up common decisions like food or activities. Keeps a spin history so you can track patterns or prove fairness over multiple uses.