Wheel Options
Tip: Adjust the weight of each option to change its probability of being selected. Higher weights have better chances!
Make random decisions from your options
Tip: Adjust the weight of each option to change its probability of being selected. Higher weights have better chances!
The Decision Wheel is a spinning wheel tool for making random picks when you don't want to be the one deciding — or when you genuinely can't decide. Type in whatever options are in play — restaurant names, movie titles, chore assignments, raffle entrants, truth-or-dare prompts — and let a spin settle it instead of arguing it out. It works for anything with a finite list of choices: picking a winner from a giveaway, assigning teams, choosing who goes first in a board game, or just breaking a tie between two lunch spots.
Setup is just typing: add each option as its own entry, and the wheel automatically divides itself into that many colored slices. Hit spin and the wheel rotates and slows down on its own, landing on one slice at random the same way a physical prize wheel would. You can edit the list at any time — add a late entry, remove an option that's out, or wipe the wheel clean and start over for the next round — so it's just as useful for a single quick decision as it is for running several rounds in a row, like eliminating options one spin at a time.
Because everything runs in your browser, there's nothing to install and no account to create — open the page, type your options, and spin. That also means your list of options never leaves your device, which is worth knowing if you're using it for something you'd rather not upload anywhere, like naming candidates for a private decision or a prize list you haven't announced yet.
Enter your options and spin the wheel to get a random result.
Load the Decision Wheel tool in your browser. No signup or download is needed since it runs entirely client-side.
Type in each choice you want on the wheel — names, options, or items — adding one entry at a time.
Check that the wheel has divided into a slice for each option you entered, and edit or remove any entry that's wrong.
Click the spin button and watch the wheel rotate and gradually slow to a stop on one slice.
See which option the wheel landed on — that's your random pick.
Clear the list or remove the winning option, then add new entries and spin again for another decision.