3D spin the wheel: free random picker, no ads

Key facts

Price: Free, unlimited spins
Ads: No ads, including in full screen (Google Analytics only counts visits)
Sign-up: Not required
Randomness: Picked with the browser’s crypto.getRandomValues; every line of the list has the same chance
Sound: Lottery-draw background music, ticks as the pointer passes the slices, a drum roll and fanfare; each switches on and off separately
Entries: Up to 5,000 entries of 80 characters; quick number ranges
Data: Stored in your browser; share links do not send the list to a server
Devices: Phones, computers, projectors (full-screen mode)

How to use

Enter your list. One name, number or prize per line; paste from Excel, pick a ready-made list or make a number range.
Press Spin. Use the Spin button in the middle of the wheel (or the Space key in full screen); the buttons under the wheel switch the background music, the drum and fanfare, and the ticks.
See the result. Choose Remove from wheel if it should not win again, or Spin again.
Present or share. Press Full screen for a projector, or Share this wheel to send someone a link.

Is the wheel fair?

Yes. The moment you press Spin, the result is picked with the browser’s secure random number generator (crypto.getRandomValues) without bias: each line of the list has a 1 in n chance, where n is the number of lines. The spinning wheel only shows the result already picked. Nobody can change it, DigiAgent included.

Each spin is independent, so an entry can win twice in a row. To give everyone one win at most, turn on "Remove each winner from the wheel" or press "Remove from wheel" after each spin. There is no way to change the odds.

What makes it a 3D wheel?

It is built like a real wheel on a stage: a slightly tilted face, a gold frame with visible depth, lights that chase around the rim while it spins, metal pegs between slices (on wheels of up to 72 entries) and a pointer that flicks as it passes the slices. People at the back of a room or watching a stream can see clearly where it stops.

The 3D look is drawn with canvas and CSS in the browser, with no app or plugin to install, so it stays smooth on phones.

Classrooms, events and live streams

A few common uses:

Calling on students: paste the class list, turn on removal so nobody is picked twice, then go full screen on the board.
Raffles and prize draws: choose Numbers and enter 1 to the last ticket number; each spin draws one number.
Live-stream giveaways: show viewers the list before spinning and keep the Results tab open so everyone can check names and times. For sales promotions in Vietnam, Decree 239/2026/NĐ-CP requires customers to witness the draw, in person or online.
Food, chores and party games with friends: use a ready-made list and send the wheel link to the group chat.

Keyboard shortcuts

Handy when presenting:

Space: spin in full screen, or when the Spin button has focus.
Ctrl + Enter (Cmd + Enter on a Mac) in the list: spin now.
Esc: close the result or leave full screen.

Frequently asked questions

Can the result be rigged?

No. The result is picked at random in your browser with crypto.getRandomValues when you press Spin, and every line of the list has the same chance. There is no setting to change the odds or choose a winner in advance.

How do I stop someone from winning twice?

Turn on "Remove each winner from the wheel" under Options, or press "Remove from wheel" after a spin. Removed entries can be put back with a button in the Results tab.

How do I turn off the music or the ticks?

Three buttons sit under the wheel: Background music (the classic Vietnamese lottery-draw tune, looped), Drum & fanfare (a march while it spins, a drum roll and fanfare as it stops; the background music dips) and Tick sound. Each switches on or off and is remembered. The background music starts with your first click or key press in the tool and pauses in hidden tabs. On an iPhone, turn off silent mode if you hear nothing.

Does full screen work on a projector or a phone?

Yes. Press Full screen and the wheel fills the screen, which stays awake in browsers that support it; press Space to spin and Esc to leave. On an iPhone the wheel fills the browser window.

Can I spin numbers from 1 to 100?

Yes. Press Numbers, enter the first and last number and press Make numbers. A wheel holds up to 5,000 numbers, enough for ticket, queue or order numbers.

Is my list sent to a server?

No. Your list and results stay in your browser and are not sent to Google Analytics. A share link carries the list after the # sign, which browsers never send to the server, and the page removes it from the address bar as soon as it opens.

How many entries can a wheel hold?

5,000 entries of up to 80 characters each. When there are too many, the labels on the wheel are hidden to keep it readable, and the entry under the pointer is shown large above the wheel.

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Updated: 11 November 2026