Games & dice
Replace a physical dice with any number of sides — including the ones no dice set actually has.
Spin the wheel to pick a random number from any range you choose. Load a preset (1–10, 1–20, 1–100), set a custom minimum and maximum, or type your own list. Ideal for games, lotteries, classrooms, and anywhere a dice or random number generator is needed.
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Replace a physical dice with any number of sides — including the ones no dice set actually has.
Pick a random number for maths problems, page references, or quiz questions.
Draw a random number for a prize, a seat, or a ticket, in front of everyone.
Generate a random seed or test value visually when you want a witness to the number.
Pick a number for truth-or-dare prompts, forfeits, or numbered challenges.
Randomly assign jersey numbers, lane positions, or the running order for a heat.
Any range you like. Use the quick-range buttons (1–6, 1–10, 1–20, 1–50, 1–100) for instant presets, or enter a custom minimum and maximum and click Load range. You can also type individual numbers into the entries panel for non-sequential lists.
Yes. Load the 1–6 preset for a standard six-sided die. For tabletop RPG dice, set the custom range to 1–4, 1–8, 1–10, 1–12, or 1–20 and click Load range.
Yes, by default. Every number gets an identical slice of the wheel and the pick is made with the browser’s cryptographic random number generator. If you want to skew the odds, raise a number’s weight in the entries panel — its slice grows to match, so the change is visible rather than hidden.
Yes. Type any value into the entries panel — decimals, negatives, and mixed lists all work. The wheel treats each entry as a label, so anything you can type is valid.
There is no hard limit, and the 1–100 preset loads a hundred in one click. Large ranges do produce very thin segments: labels are hidden automatically once a slice is too narrow to read, and the winner is still announced in full in the popup and the Results tab.
The Number Wheel is a visual, engaging alternative to a plain random number generator. Rather than a bare text output, you get a spin that makes the selection feel live and transparent — ideal for classrooms, games, and any situation where the audience needs to watch the pick happen in real time.
It runs entirely in your browser, needs no account, and works the same on a phone, a laptop, or a classroom projector.