Decision Wheel

How to use

1. 1Type one item per line into the items box. Up to 200 items are supported. Empty lines and duplicates are removed automatically.
2. 2Choose a mode. Keep all items spins the full list every time. Remove winner drops the picked item from the wheel after the spin (good for raffles and draft orders).
3. 3Click Spin the wheel. The wheel rotates through several full turns, then settles under the pointer at the top.
4. 4Read the winner from the highlighted result card. Use Copy winner to put it on your clipboard.
5. 5In Remove winner mode, the picked item leaves the wheel automatically. Use Restore all to bring every original item back when the wheel runs out or you want to start over.
6. 6Use Copy list or Copy summary in the spin history to export every result from this session. Click Clear history to reset the log without changing the wheel.

About this tool

Decision Wheel is an animated, color-coded picker wheel that turns a list of items into a fair, one-spin random choice. Type any items (one per line, up to 200), pick a mode, and click Spin the wheel. The wheel renders one slice per item with auto-assigned colors and the winning slice settles under the pointer at the top of the wheel. Two modes cover the common use cases. Keep all items keeps every slice on every spin, which is the right mode for decisions and choices (what to eat, which game to play, which task to do next, yes/no/maybe, pick a team to play, pick a song to listen to, classroom call-on, family vote-breaker). Remove winner takes the picked item out of the wheel after the spin finishes, which is the right mode for raffles, lucky draws, draft orders, secret santa pairs, prize giveaways, turn order in a board game, and any draw where each item should be picked at most once; a Restore all button brings the full list back when the wheel runs out. Randomness uses crypto.getRandomValues with unbiased rejection sampling, so each slice is equally likely no matter how many items are on the wheel and there is no modulo bias toward the start of the list. The wheel spins through several full revolutions before settling so the result feels suspenseful but is not actually picked by where the wheel stops; the winner is chosen first and the rotation is computed to land on the chosen slice (this is the only way to keep the visible result and the actual random pick in sync). A session history keeps the last 50 spins with timestamps so you can review a draw, copy the running results to share with a class or a team, or grab a full summary report for a raffle log. Items, picks, and history all stay on your device; nothing is uploaded and there is no signup.

Free to use. Works in your browser. No signup, no login.