Tip: press Space to spin · click the wheel · Esc closes the winner popup
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One per line. Add [2x] after a name to double its odds — e.g. Grand Prize [3x].
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Random Number Generator Wheel
A number wheel for raffles, math games and dice-on-the-floor emergencies. Load 1–10, 1–100 or dice from templates — ranges stay on this URL.
A number picker everyone can watch
A plain random number generator prints a digit and asks you to trust it. A random number wheel shows the draw: every number on a slice, every eye on the pointer. For raffle ticket draws, classroom math games and family board-game emergencies, that visibility turns “trust me” into “watch this.”
Popular ways to use the number wheel
- Raffle draws: paste ticket numbers, enable Remove winner, and draw prizes in order.
- Math fluency games: spin two numbers for speed addition, multiplication races or rounding practice.
- Dice replacement: the 1–6 template is a board-game night lifesaver when the die rolls under the sofa.
- Probability lessons: weight one number with
[3x]and let students discover why it keeps winning — the best expected-value lesson you'll teach all year. - Draft order and queue picking: number the list, spin, and read the Results panel as your order.
Building your range fast
The quickest way to a 1–100 wheel: type the range in any spreadsheet column, copy it, and paste it straight into the entries box. The wheel handles hundreds of slices and shrinks labels automatically. For everyday use, the templates gallery has ready-made dice, numbers 1–10 and alphabet wheels you can load in one click.
Number wheel FAQ
How do I make a number wheel for a custom range like 1–100?
Type or paste one number per line — 1 to 100, 1 to 1000, ticket numbers, anything. The wheel builds a slice per line. Pasting from a spreadsheet column works perfectly.
Can I draw numbers without repeating them?
Yes — enable Remove winner after spin. Each drawn number leaves the wheel, giving you a fair no-repeat draw for raffles and bingo-style games.
Is this the same as a random number generator?
The randomness is equivalent, but the wheel adds visibility: everyone watching can see the number get picked. For classrooms, raffles and streams, that transparency is the whole point.
Can I weight some numbers higher?
Yes — 7 [3x] makes 7 three times as likely. Useful for game design, weighted lotteries and teaching probability.