Tap spin for your answer
Tap spin for your answer
FateSpin turns any list into a fair, random pick. Type in your options, give the wheel a spin, and a brass pointer settles on your answer — the same way a carnival prize wheel or a raffle drum works, just without leaving your browser tab.
Edit the list on the right. Add as many entries as you need, and the wheel redraws itself instantly.
The wheel accelerates, ticks past each slice, and eases to a stop — every option has an equal shot at landing under the pointer.
A winner ticket pops up with the result. Spin again, remove that option, or move on with your pick.
Copy the link to send your exact wheel to a group — friends, students, or teammates can spin it too, no account required.
Because a wheel is just a list plus a spin, it fits almost any moment where a group needs to land on one answer without an argument.
Load a class roster to call on students fairly, assign presentation order, or pick group leaders without repeats.
Randomize which game to play next, assign character loadouts, or run a chat-suggested prize wheel live on stream.
Settle "where should we eat" or "whose turn is it to drive" in ten seconds instead of a group chat spiral.
Break decision fatigue on small daily choices — what to cook, what to watch, or which task to tackle first.
Build a truth-or-dare wheel, a drinking game wheel, or a challenge wheel for game night.
Drop in entrant names or ticket numbers for a transparent, on-screen random draw anyone watching can follow.
A wheel is easiest to read and spin when the list is tuned a little:
Two or three words fit cleanly on a slice. Long phrases shrink and wrap once you pass a dozen options.
To make an option more likely, add it to the list more than once — each entry is one equal-sized slice.
Titling it — "Friday Lunch," "Who Presents First" — makes the shared link self-explanatory before anyone spins.
Turn off sound with the toggle above the spin button if you're using the wheel somewhere quiet.
Yes. Each spin picks a random rotation angle and speed using your browser's random number generator, so every option has an equal chance of landing under the pointer, regardless of how the slices look on screen.
No. There's no sign-up, login, or install. Type your options and the wheel is ready to spin immediately.
Use "Copy share link." It copies a web address with your options built into it, so anyone who opens that link sees and can spin the exact same wheel.
Add as many as you like. Wheels stay easiest to read with roughly 2 to 20 slices — beyond that, labels get small.
Your options live in the page's web address as you edit, so reopening your last link keeps your list. Nothing is sent to a server or stored in an account.