Number Wheel
Spin for a random number. Start with 1 to 10, or paste any range you like, from classroom draws to bingo nights.
✓ 100% Free
No hidden charges, ever
✓ No Sign-Up
Just add entries and spin
✓ Fair & Random
A fair pick, every time
✓ Any Device
Phone, tablet or desktop
FEATURES
Why People Love This Wheel
Any Range You Like
Entries are just lines, so type 1 to 20, 1 to 50 or paste your own set of numbers.
Dice Mode Built In
Load the Dice 1-6 preset and the wheel works as a fair dice roller.
Draw Without Repeats
Remove a number after it wins, or turn on auto-remove, so the next draw is always a new one.
Classroom Friendly
The numbers are big and clear, so they're easy to read on a projector or smartboard.
Great for Bingo and Raffles
Call out one number per spin. The results list lets you check what's been drawn later.
Equal Chance
Every number gets a slice of the same size, unless you add weights yourself.
GETTING STARTED
How It Works
1
Add Your Entries
Type or paste your list, one option per line. Names, numbers, prizes, foods — anything you like.
2
Customize the Wheel
Change the colors, shuffle the order, set weights with *2, choose a 3, 6 or 10 second spin, and save your wheel for later.
3
Spin and Get a Winner
Tap SPIN and watch the wheel land on a fair random result that everyone can see.
USE CASES
Popular Ways to Use It
Classroom Draws
Pick a question number, a group number or a lucky student number. The whole class can see how it lands, so nobody feels the teacher chose their friend.
Bingo and Raffle Nights
Draw the winning numbers live in front of the room. Everyone watches each one come up, so there's nothing to argue about when someone shouts "bingo."
Board Games
Lost the dice again? Spin 1 to 6 and keep the game going. Nobody has to crawl under the sofa to find it.
Giveaways
Pick a winning comment number or ticket number, and let people see it chosen. You can go live or screen-record the spin as proof.
A Random Number Generator You Can Watch
A plain random number generator shows you one digit and asks you to believe it. You can't see how it got there, and there's no way to tell if the thing is fair. A random number wheel works differently. Each number sits on its own slice, you spin it in front of everyone, and the result lands where all can see it.
That's why teachers and hosts like the wheel for live draws. The audience follows the spin from start to finish, and when people have watched a result come up themselves, they rarely argue with it.
It also helps when the numbers mean something. A raffle ticket, a seat number or a spot in the batting order all feel more serious than a quick dice roll. Seeing the wheel slow down gives those moments a bit of weight, and everyone gets the same view of the outcome at the same time.
How to Set Your Number Range
Type or paste one number per line in the entry box. For a big range like 1 to 100, the quickest way is to build the list in a notes app or spreadsheet and paste it in. There are ready-made presets too, like 1 to 20. One honest tip: with a very long list the slices get thin and the numbers get small, so they're harder to read.
To draw several numbers, spin, write down the winner, remove it and spin again. The results panel keeps the history in order. For a large range, there's a cleaner way: spin a tens wheel (10 to 100) first, then a 1 to 10 wheel for the last digit. Two spins and every number is easy to read.
Number Wheel or Number Generator?
If you just need a quick number for yourself, a plain generator is fine. But when other people care about the result, like in a class, a raffle or a game night, the wheel does better because fairness is something they can see, not just something you tell them.
Say you're running a draw for a group. You can spin wheel numbers on a projector and let everyone watch. Or if you only need one lucky pick, a pick a number wheel gets you there in a single spin.
Popular Ways to Use It
✓ Classroom Draws
✓ Bingo and Raffle Nights
✓ Board Games
✓ Giveaways
A plain random number generator shows you one digit and asks you to believe it.
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GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I spin numbers from 1 to 100?
Yes. Paste the full list. For a cleaner wheel, use the tens method: spin 10 to 100 first, then 1 to 10 for the last digit.
Is every number equally likely?
Yes, every slice is the same size. A number only gets a bigger share if you add a weight yourself, like 7*2. Remove the weights for a fair draw.
Can I draw several different numbers?
Yes. Remove each winner after its spin, or turn on auto-remove. The next spin uses only the numbers that are left.
Does it work like a dice roller?
With the Dice 1-6 preset, yes, and every face has an equal chance. For the classic dice look, try our Dice Roller page.
Can I change the wheel colors and how long it spins?
Yes. Tap Colors to pick one of seven color sets, and press the 3s, 6s or 10s button under the entries box to choose how long the wheel spins. Both are saved in your browser, so they are still set on your next visit.
Ready to Spin?
Create your free wheel in seconds. No sign-up, no downloads, works on any device.