Enter the same name twice for extra "tickets" — it just becomes two slices, giving that entry double the odds. Changes to the list apply the next time you spin.
Pick a random winner with a spinning wheel — great for stream giveaways. Free, no sign-up, nothing leaves your browser.
Enter the same name twice for extra "tickets" — it just becomes two slices, giving that entry double the odds. Changes to the list apply the next time you spin.
Announcing a winner instantly is faster, but it also removes the moment that makes a giveaway fun to watch — the wheel spinning gives viewers something to react to in real time, place their guesses, and build anticipation before the reveal, rather than a name just appearing. This matters even more for a streamed giveaway specifically, since chat engagement often comes from the seconds of uncertainty while something is still in motion, not just the final result. The "Copy OBS embed link" option turns this into something you can run live on screen during a stream, rather than switching over to a browser tab to show it manually.
Yes — the winner is chosen using your browser's cryptographically secure random number generator, the same standard used for security-sensitive applications, before the wheel animation even starts. The spin always lands on that pre-selected winner.
After a winner is picked, choose "Remove & spin again" to take them out of the running before the next spin, or "Keep in wheel" if repeat winners are allowed.
Yes — "Copy OBS embed link" generates a link showing just the wheel on a transparent background with no page chrome. It stays live: edit the entry list or design here later and the same link picks up the change automatically, though never in the middle of an actual spin — it waits until the wheel's come to a stop before updating, so it can't swap the list out from under a spin in progress.
Yes — give it a name under "Save this list" and it's stored in your browser, ready to reload any time from the dropdown without retyping it. Saving under a name you've already used overwrites that saved list.
Yes — upload an image and it's shown in a circle at the centre of the wheel, cropped to fit if it isn't already square. It's a local, visual-only addition and isn't included in the OBS embed link, since an uploaded image can't practically be encoded into a URL.
No. Everything runs entirely locally in your browser — nothing you enter is sent to a server.