SpinForge

Free Spin the Wheel Random Picker

Spin a wheel of names, food, prizes, chores or numbers and let your browser's secure random numbers pick. Take winners off the wheel, play last one standing or first to three, give some entries bigger chances, make teams, see every result and share a wheel as a link, with nothing you type uploaded.

The wheelWinners stay on the wheel

Press Space, click the wheel or flick it.

Entries

Press Enter to add the next one. Pasting several lines adds them all.

Shortcuts, outside a text box: Space or Enter spins and stops sooner, F full screen, M sound, Ctrl + Z undoes a removal. Every pick uses this browser's secure random numbers.

How to Use SpinForge: Step-by-Step

1

Fill the wheel

Type an entry and press Enter for the next, or paste a whole list at once. The text button edits the entries as plain lines, and Wheels has 24 ready-made wheels to start from: dinner, chores, a lucky draw from 1 to 100 and more.

2

Spin it

Press Spin, click the middle of the wheel, press Space, or flick the wheel with a finger or the mouse. A harder flick spins longer and either way round; press again while it turns to stop it sooner.

3

See the winner

The pointer stops on the winner, the slice lights up and a big pop-up shows the name, with confetti and a sound if you like. "Under the wheel" shows it more quietly, which suits a classroom.

4

Choose what happens next

Under Spin, the winner can stay on the wheel, be taken off so nobody goes twice, be knocked out until one is left standing, or score a point in a race to three or any number of wins.

5

Make it yours

Pick colours, a rim with lights or gold, the lettering and what sits in the middle. Give one entry its own colour or a picture, give some entries bigger chances, or hide the names for a mystery wheel.

6

Keep and share

Results lists every spin and how often each entry came up. Wheels keeps as many wheels as you make. Share a wheel as a link or a QR code, save a picture of it, or make a backup file.

Why Use SpinForge?

🎲 A fair pick, every time

The winner comes from your browser's secure random number generator, the one used for passwords, and every entry gets exactly its share. How you spin changes the show, not the result.

🔁 Four ways to play

A fresh pick each spin, winners taken off for raffles and turns, last one standing, or a race to a number of wins, with the scores and who is out shown under the wheel.

⚖️ Bigger chances, shown honestly

Give an entry 2 to make it twice as likely as an entry with 1. Its slice grows to match, so the wheel always shows the real chances, and each entry's share is written beside it.

👥 Teams and number wheels

Deal the names into teams at random, as evenly as possible, or fill a wheel with numbers or the letters A to Z for raffles, quizzes and word games.

📊 Every result kept

The Results tab lists every spin with its time and compares how often each entry came up with the chance it had. Copy the list or take it into a spreadsheet.

🔒 Nothing uploaded

Everything happens in your browser and is kept in this browser on this device. A shared wheel travels inside its link. Delete everything, on the Wheels tab, removes what SpinForge keeps.

Random Picks Explained

🔐 Where the chance comes from

Ordinary random numbers in a web page are good enough for games but follow a pattern that can in principle be worked out. SpinForge uses the browser's secure generator instead, which draws on unpredictable sources in the device and is built for passwords and keys.

🧮 Equal and bigger chances

With equal entries, each has one chance in the number of entries: 1 in 8 for eight names. With bigger chances, an entry's share is its number divided by the total of all the numbers, so 2, 1 and 1 give 50%, 25% and 25%.

📈 Why streaks happen

A fair wheel has no memory: the same name can come up twice in a row, and often will over many spins. Over hundreds of spins the counts settle close to the chances, which the Results tab lets you watch. If nobody should go twice, take winners off the wheel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is SpinForge free, and is anything I type uploaded?

It is free, with no registration and no limit. Like every page on ZeroDataUpload, it is supported by advertising. Your entries, wheels and results stay in your browser on your device and are never sent to a server. They are kept in this browser's storage so they are there next time; Delete everything, on the Wheels tab, removes them.

Is the wheel fair?

Yes. When you spin, SpinForge first picks the winner with your browser's secure random number generator, the one used for passwords, so every entry gets exactly its share: with eight equal entries each has a 1 in 8 chance. The wheel then turns and stops at a random point inside that entry's slice. How hard you flick changes how long it spins, not who wins. The Results tab shows how often each entry came up next to the chance it had.

Can a name leave the wheel once it is picked?

Yes. Under Spin, choose what happens to the winner: it stays on the wheel, it is taken off (for raffles and turns, so nobody is picked twice), it is knocked out until one is left standing, or it scores a point in a race to a number of wins. "Put it back" undoes a pick, and a new round can start by itself once everyone has had a turn.

How do bigger chances work?

Switch on "Some entries get a bigger chance" under Spin and give an entry a number: 2 is twice as likely as 1, and 0.5 half as likely. In the text editor, write *3 after an entry for three times the chance. The slices grow to match, so the wheel always shows the real chances, and each entry's share is written beside it.

Can I pick several winners at once, or make teams?

Yes. "Spins in a row" picks up to 20 in one go, one spin after another; with winners taken off the wheel they are all different. "Make teams", under the three dots above the entries, deals the ticked entries into teams at random by the number of teams or the number of people per team, with sizes that differ by at most one.

How do I share a wheel?

The share button makes a link and a QR code. The whole wheel, its entries, chances, colours and settings, travels inside the link, in the part after #, which the browser never sends to a server, and the page takes it out of the address as it opens. Pictures stay on your device. Whoever opens the link gets their own copy of the wheel.

Where are my wheels kept, and how many can I have?

In this browser on this device: up to 300 wheels with up to 1,000 entries each, and the last 1,000 spins of each wheel. Backup, on the Wheels tab, saves them all to a file you can restore here or on another device. Clearing the browser's site data removes them, and so does Delete everything.

The wheel picked

Share this wheel

Anyone who opens this link gets their own copy of the wheel: its entries, chances, colours and settings. The wheel rides inside the link, in the part after #, which the browser never sends to a server. Pictures stay on this device.

Make teams

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Fill with numbers

Colour and picture

Picture
Shown on the slice and with the winner. Kept small, on this device only.

Rename

Delete everything?

This removes every wheel, result and setting SpinForge keeps in this browser and starts again with one ready-made wheel. The rest of the site is left alone. Make a backup first if you may want them back.

How SpinForge works

Is it fair?

Yes. When you spin, SpinForge picks the winner with the browser's secure random number generator (the one used for passwords), giving every entry exactly its share: with eight equal entries, each has a 1 in 8 chance. The wheel then turns and stops on that entry, at a random point inside its slice. How hard you flick changes how long it spins, not who wins. Results shows how the picks compare with the chances over time.

Your privacy

SpinForge works in this browser, and nothing you type is sent anywhere: your wheels, results and settings are kept in this browser's storage on this device, and a shared wheel travels inside its link. Reading the winner aloud uses only a voice that runs on this device. Like every page on ZeroDataUpload, this page shows advertising and counts visits; the cookie banner explains the choices. Backup, on the Wheels tab, keeps a copy or moves your wheels to another device, and Delete everything removes what SpinForge keeps.