Spin the Wheel Random Picker
Spin the Wheel is a free browser party tool for 1 or more players, rated Easy and suggested for ages 4 and up. A random picker wheel. Fill it with names or choices and spin. Play for as long as you like. There is nothing to download and no sign-up.
How to play Spin the Wheel
Fill the wheel
Type one entry per line, or tap Use players to load your player list.
Spin
Tap Spin. The wheel picks one entry at random. Tap Remove winner to take it off for the next spin.
Stuck mid-game? Tap ? Help at the top of the game. It shows what to do at the exact step you are on.
Quick facts
- Players
- 1+
- Time
- Any
- Devices
- One shared phone or screen
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Suggested age
- 4+
- Cost
- Free
- Type
- Party tools
- Good for
- Office, Family, Kids, Video calls, Large groups
Spin the Wheel FAQ
How many people can play Spin the Wheel?
Spin the Wheel works with 1 or more players.
How do you play Spin the Wheel?
Fill the wheel. Spin. The full steps are on this page, and the Help button inside the game explains each stage as you reach it.
Is Spin the Wheel free? Do I need to download an app?
It is free. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops. There is nothing to install and no account to create.
How hard is Spin the Wheel, and what age is it for?
Spin the Wheel is rated Easy. Explained in under a minute. No strategy needed, and anyone can join halfway through. The suggested age is 4 and up. That is a guide: younger players can usually join with an adult on their team.
Can we play Spin the Wheel on a video call?
Yes. One person opens the game and shares their screen on Zoom, Google Meet or Teams. For secret cards, that person reads each player’s card to them in a private message.
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