Events
Prize wheel
A prize wheel is a decision tool, not a gambling game. Add the available prizes, spin, and give the result to the guest or team.
Press Space to spin · Free · No sign-up
Your winner appears here
One per line. Paste a list, edit anytime.
Decide what the wheel selects
There are two common setups: the wheel picks the person and the prize is fixed, or the wheel picks the prize for a fixed person. Choose one before the event and state it clearly.
Do not mix the two mid-event. If the wheel is for prizes, the winner is already known; if it is for people, the prize is already known.
Make the prize list honest
Include every outcome that can actually be awarded, including a small consolation or a second try. Do not advertise a grand prize that is not available.
For a school or community event, keep prizes age-appropriate and avoid food items without checking allergies. The wheel does not know who is in the room.
Run it live
Open Focus mode on the event screen and keep the wheel visible. Announce the rules before the first spin, including whether prizes can repeat.
If the same prize cannot be awarded twice, enable Remove winner. If repeats are allowed, leave it off and explain that the odds are independent.
Keep it compliant
This is not a gambling product and should not be used to take stakes or payouts. For a paid raffle, check local law and the rules of the platform you use.
For promotional events, publish the prize list, eligibility rules, and the closing time. A transparent process prevents most complaints.
Frequently asked questions
Can I remove a prize after it is won?
Yes. Enable Remove winner and the selected prize leaves the wheel for the next spin.
Can I weight the grand prize?
Yes, with weighted entries. Keep the odds visible so the event stays transparent.
Is this a gambling tool?
No. It is a random selection tool for events and promotions. Do not use it for stakes or cash payouts.
Can the audience see the full prize list?
Yes. The entries panel is visible, which is useful for showing that every outcome was included.
Keep going
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Open template →Make your own wheel
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