Spin the Wheel
Options (one per line)
With more than 1 spin, every round before the last is shown as an elimination round. Check the box to remove each one from the wheel as it's picked.
Appearance
Equal slices, regardless of label length
Every option gets an exactly equal slice of the wheel — 360° divided by however many options there are — with no adjustment for how long or short the text label is. With the default six options (Pizza, Sushi, Tacos, Burgers, Salad, Pasta), each gets exactly 60° of the wheel and an exactly 1-in-6 (about 16.7%) chance, whether the label is three letters or twenty.
Why the odds shift mid-way through multi-round spins
With "Remove each pick before the winner" turned on and more than one spin set, the probability for each round changes as the pool shrinks. Starting from six options: the first round is a 1-in-6 chance per option (16.7%), but once one is removed, the second round becomes 1-in-5 (20%) for whatever remains, and a third round (if set) would be 1-in-4 (25%). Every individual round is still a completely fair, equal-odds draw among whatever's left — it's just that "whatever's left" is a smaller, higher-odds-per-option pool each time, which is worth knowing if a multi-round elimination format is being used for something where the specific odds matter.
Frequently Asked Questions
There's no fixed limit — add as many lines as you like, though very long lists will make individual labels harder to read on the wheel itself.
Yes — the winning option is chosen using your browser's random number generator before the wheel animation even starts, so the spin itself is just for show.
Set it above 1 to spin multiple rounds in a row before landing on a final winner — each earlier round is shown as an elimination round, building suspense before the last spin decides it.
When checked, every option picked in a non-final round is taken off the wheel before the next round spins, so the pool gets smaller each round until only the winner (and whichever options never got picked) remain.