How do I add names to the wheel?
Enter one name or choice per line in the wheel's text box. Each non-empty line becomes one equally sized segment. Editing the text updates the wheel immediately; blank lines are ignored.
Quick answers about using the name wheel, picking winners, managing results, and keeping your data. Ready to try it? Open the wheel spinner.
Enter one name or choice per line in the wheel's text box. Each non-empty line becomes one equally sized segment. Editing the text updates the wheel immediately; blank lines are ignored.
Yes. Use Upload to replace the current wheel's entries with lines from a CSV, text, or Excel file. You can also shuffle the entries or sort them A to Z and Z to A.
You can add up to 10 wheels. A new wheel copies the currently selected wheel, and you can edit its name, entries, and spin settings independently.
Click the center SPIN button on a wheel, or the Spin button in its selected tab, to spin that wheel. Choose Spin all to start every wheel. Each wheel continues its own animation even when you switch tabs.
The wheel gives each non-empty line an equal-sized segment. A spin selects a result and animates the wheel until its pointer indicates the winner. This tool is intended for everyday decisions and games, not regulated drawings or security-sensitive selection.
Yes. In wheel settings, set Number of winners to choose how many pointer positions produce results in one spin. The available count depends on the number of entries and is capped at 10.
Yes. Wheel settings offer spin durations from 1 to 10 seconds. The setting applies to that wheel.
Open Results in the top navigation to review recorded outcomes. You can change how many results appear per page, add or delete a result, and export results as CSV.
The wheel app saves its state in this browser using local storage and cookies, when available. Returning in the same browser can restore your wheels and results. Clearing site data, using a private window, or changing devices may remove or hide them. Signing in does not currently sync wheel data across devices.
The Copy control copies the current names from the text box. Shareable links and exports are available where shown in the app; for a reliable backup of outcomes, export your results as CSV.
No. Spinning wheels and editing names work without signing in. An account is optional and requires the site to be running through its web server; a local file URL does not provide account services.
On a server-hosted version, use the account button to register or sign in with email and password. Google sign-in is available only when the site owner has configured it. In Account settings, you can change your nickname and password.
On first use, the template may request an approximate location from an external IP-location service to choose a regional food list. If that lookup is unavailable, it falls back to a browser-language or default list. It does not request precise GPS access.
The What to Eat template starts with a ready-made list of familiar foods selected for a broad region. You can replace any item, add your own meals one per line, and spin it like the name wheel. The food suggestions come from preset lists, not live AI generation.