Birthday parties
Small party bag prizes. Everybody spins and everybody wins something.
List your prizes, spin the wheel, and the prize wheel picks one at random. Your browser's secure random tool picks the result before the wheel moves, so every prize on the wheel has the same chance.
A wheel of prizes works for classrooms, parties, fundraisers and family game nights.
A good prize wheel has a mix.
You control the odds by how many slices each prize gets. Three of ten slices for stickers is a 30% chance. One slice of ten for the big prize is 10%.
A spinning prize wheel motivates students. Let them earn a spin for effort, kindness or teamwork, not just top marks. Prize ideas:
Be clear about what earns a spin, and make sure every student can earn one.
Small party bag prizes. Everybody spins and everybody wins something.
A "spin to win" stall with low cost prizes.
Prizes that are experiences, like choosing the next team lunch.
Prizes like "pick the film" or "skip the dishes".
A prize wheel gives instant prizes, one spin at a time. A raffle draws winners from tickets at the end. For tickets and several prizes, use the raffle wheel. For one giveaway winner from a list of entrants, use the giveaway picker.
The wheel is not rigged. Every slice has an equal chance. If you put a prize on more slices, it comes up more often, so tell players that. For real prize draws with money or entry fees, check the law where you live. Read How it works to see how the draw is made.
It is a wheel with a prize on each slice. You spin and win whatever it lands on.
Yes. Your browser's secure random tool picks the result first. Then the wheel lands on it.
Yes. Enter it more than once and it will come up more often.
Yes. It is free, and you do not need an account.
Yes. Press the full-screen button, then show it on a projector or TV so everyone can watch.
Add this wheel to your home screen?
Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.