Spin the Wheel
Choose at random from your own list of options.
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Add one choice per line, then pick a result using the browser's secure random generator. Duplicate lines count as separate entries and therefore increase that choice's odds.
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How does Spin the Wheel select a choice?
It selects one non-empty line from your list; if an option appears more than once, each occurrence is a separate entry and raises its chance.
Use a transparent, agreed list for group decisions; this is a casual picker, not an auditable lottery.
Pick from a list
Random Choice and a Fair List
A random picker chooses an entry from the list supplied to it. When every unique option appears once and the selection method samples each entry evenly, each listed option has the same chance in a single draw. Repeating an option changes its weight because the picker sees multiple entries, while blank lines are ignored. This tool is useful for casual choices such as selecting a discussion topic, assigning a turn, or choosing among agreed alternatives. It cannot make an unfair or incomplete list fair, verify participant consent, or provide an audit trail for a high-stakes draw. Review the options with the people involved, remove duplicates when they are accidental, and agree in advance whether a selected option can be drawn again.
Key Features
💡 Pro Tips
- →Ask participants to review the entries before drawing, especially when everyone expects equal chances.
- →Decide whether repeats are allowed before running multiple selections; the list and draw policy determine fairness.
Common Mistakes
Leaving the same choice on several lines unintentionally
Each non-empty line is weighted as a separate entry, so duplicates give that option additional chances.
Using a casual picker for a regulated or high-stakes selection
The tool does not provide an independently verifiable record, formal controls, or an audit process.
Last updated: 2026-10-27
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are duplicates treated as one choice?
No. Each non-empty line is one entry. A choice listed more than once can be selected more often.
Are my choices uploaded?
No. The list is processed in the current browser tab.
Does the picker remove a chosen option for the next draw?
No. Each selection uses the current list again. Remove a selected option yourself if you want to draw without replacement.
Is this suitable for an official prize draw?
Use a process with published rules and an auditable record for high-stakes or regulated selections; this browser picker is intended for casual decisions.