Type your options, press spin, and let the wheel decide. Useful for picking a name, settling a choice, or running a fair draw in front of a class or a group.
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Runs in your browser. Your entries are calculated on this device. Ziannah does not store the values you enter here.
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How the wheel works
Add one option per line. Every option gets an equal slice, and each spin picks one at random with the same chance as any other. The result is chosen first and the wheel is spun to match it, so what it lands on is always what it announces.
Every option has equal odds
Slices are the same size regardless of how many options you add, so a two-option wheel is a straight coin flip and a ten-option wheel gives each entry a one-in-ten chance.
Drawing without repeats
Tick 'remove the winner after each spin' to draw a running order or pick several winners without the same name coming up twice. The list shrinks as you go.
Good for a room
The wheel is large and readable from a distance, which makes it work on a projector or a shared screen for classrooms, standups, and giveaways.
Nothing is stored
Options live only in your browser while the page is open. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is kept after you close the tab.
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