Art class
Paint a picture that uses the color as the main one, then add two more from new spins.
Spin the wheel and pick a random color. Every color gets the same chance. Your browser's secure random tool picks the color before the wheel moves.
It is a quick way to start a drawing, choose a craft color, play a find-it game or end a decorating debate.
Paint a picture that uses the color as the main one, then add two more from new spins.
Draw a whole scene using only that color and its shades.
Spin, then find three things in the room in that color before the timer ends.
Let the spinner pick the color of a card, wrapping or balloons.
Wear or decorate with the color of the day.
Make a poster or a slide using the spun color as the main shade.
Name the color out loud and ask three questions. What things are this color? Which animals? Which foods? That turns a spin into a vocabulary game. Add a rule that each answer must be new. Older kids can name a shade like "sky blue" or "forest green" and explain how to mix it.
A random color can break a rut. If every project ends up blue, let the wheel decide.
The wheel has 8 colors: red, orange, yellow, green, teal, blue, purple and pink. Each has a 1 in 8 chance, 12.5%, on every spin. Getting the same color twice in a row has the same chance as any other color. Repeats are normal.
Both do the same job. A wheel makes the pick visible, which is great for groups. If you need an exact color code for web design, use a color picker tool. This wheel is for color names and creative prompts. For more prompts, try drawing ideas or the random object generator.
It is a wheel where each slice is a color. Spin it and the color it lands on is your pick.
Yes. A secure random generator in your browser picks the color, then the wheel animates to it.
Yes. The result shows as a color name.
Yes. Spin, say the color out loud and have players find things in that color.
No. It is free and works in your browser.
Add this wheel to your home screen?
Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.