The random number wheel 1-20 picks a number from 1 to 20 at random. Press spin and it lands on one of them. All twenty slices are the same size, so every number has the same chance of coming up.
How to use the random number wheel 1-20
- Decide what the number stands for before you spin: a person, a task, a seat, a question.
- Press Spin. The wheel turns and stops on one number between 1 and 20.
- Spin again for another number. Each spin is independent, so the same number can come up twice in a row.
What people use it for
- Picking who goes first, when nobody wants to choose.
- Choosing a question, a task, or a seat by number.
- Settling a guess between two people.
- Any classroom or group moment where the pick needs to look fair to everyone watching.
For a different range, try the Random Number Wheel 1-10 and Random Number Wheel 1-100.
Common questions
Can the same number come up twice?
Yes. Every spin is independent, so 7 can follow 7. If you want each number to come up only once, turn on the option to remove the winner after each spin.
Can I use a different range?
Yes. Edit the list beside the wheel to any numbers you like. For the two common ranges there are ready-made wheels: 1 to 10 and 1 to 100.
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About this random number wheel 1-20
This wheel comes loaded with 20 options. Every slice is the same size, so each result has an equal chance, and the wheel always lands on the result it announces.
Change the options
The list beside the wheel is editable. Add, remove, or replace any option and the wheel redraws immediately, so you can start from this preset and adjust it.
Draw without repeats
Tick 'remove the winner after each spin' to work through the list without repeating, which is how you draw an order rather than a single result.
Fair by construction
Each spin picks a result at random first, then spins the wheel to match. The animation is presentation only and cannot change the outcome.
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