Choose an activity
Enter four activities such as reading, walking, cooking, and playing a game. Each receives a one-in-four chance on every spin.
Turn a short list of choices into an equal-chance wheel. The numbered sectors correspond to the option key, and the selected option appears in plain text after the spin. Animation is optional and respects your system’s reduced-motion preference.
Equal chance per unique option. System reduced-motion preferences disable rotation.
Selected option
Spin to choose
Inputs and generated results are processed in your browser. These tools do not upload them or persist them in local storage. Copying or downloading creates a record you control.
Enter 2–40 unique options, one per line. Blank lines are ignored.
Choose whether to animate, then spin. Every option receives one equal-size sector and equal probability.
Read the selected text, inspect the option key, or export recent selections. Reset restores the example list.
Enter four activities such as reading, walking, cooking, and playing a game. Each receives a one-in-four chance on every spin.
Spin multiple times without changing the options. Choices remain on the wheel, so an earlier winner can win again.
Sector numbers match the ordered option key. The pointer finishes at the middle of the selected sector. The large text result is the authoritative selection, including when animation is disabled or screen-reader output is used.
Leading and trailing whitespace is removed. Duplicate options, including duplicates that differ only by case, are rejected. This wheel does not support weighted choices. To compare two similar alternatives, give them distinct descriptive labels.
Turning off animation gives an immediate result. A system preference for reduced motion also skips the transition. Each spin independently selects from the whole list; options are not eliminated. The tool retains at most ten recent selections for copy or download.
This version uses equal weights only and rejects duplicate labels. It does not offer custom probabilities.
The list is disabled during the brief animated spin, keeping the result tied to the displayed sectors.
No. A crypto-random index is selected first, then the wheel rotates to that sector.
Yes. Uncheck Animate the wheel or enable reduced motion in your device settings.