Rigged Wheel Spinner
Add names and control who wins
Number of people
Advanced options
Do you want to get rid of the instructions, and use it so nobody sees it?
Check out our pricing page for more information about the possibilities.
How the Rigged Wheel Spinner Works
Add names to the wheel
Type names into the input field and press Enter. Add as many as you need — up to 11 on the free plan, or 30+ with Premium.
Rig the outcome
Add a comma to any name to make it land first, or a dot to make it land last. These characters are hidden from viewers. Premium users can set exact probability percentages or a complete ordered list instead.
Spin and share
Click the wheel to spin. It animates naturally and lands on your chosen winner. Share your screen or let others watch — the rigging is completely invisible.
Who Uses the Rigged Wheel?
Teachers
Pick students for activities while ensuring everyone gets a turn. Looks random to the class but gives you full control.
Team Leaders
Assign tasks, pick presenters, or run team-building activities with a wheel that feels fair but delivers the result you want.
Game Nights
Add excitement to parties and game nights with a rigged spinner. Choose who goes first, assign challenges, or prank your friends.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the rigged wheel spinner work?
Add names to the wheel and use a comma in any name to make it land first, or a dot to make it land last. The special characters are hidden from viewers, so the wheel looks completely fair to everyone watching.
Can people tell the wheel is rigged?
No. The wheel spins naturally and all segments look equal. Special characters that control the outcome are hidden from view. Premium users also get a clean domain without "rigged" in the name.
Is the rigged wheel spinner free to use?
Yes, the basic rigged wheel is free with up to 11 names. Premium plans start at €2.45/month and add features like probability control, up to 30 names, and a discreet domain.
What is the difference between rigged mode and weighted probability mode?
Rigged mode lets you pick the exact winner using hidden characters (comma = first, dot = last). Weighted probability mode lets you assign percentage chances to each name — for example, 60% for one person and 10% for others.
Can I use this for classroom activities?
Absolutely. Teachers use the rigged wheel to pick students for activities while ensuring specific students get a turn. It looks random to the class but gives the teacher full control over the outcome.