A spin-to-win prize wheel you can run from any browser. Load it with your own prizes and let customers, guests, or viewers spin for gift cards, discounts, freebies, and the occasional Try Again.
A prize wheel is the digital version of the carnival spin-to-win wheel: each segment holds a prize, someone spins, and whatever the pointer lands on is what they get. The sample wheel above carries eight typical prizes, but the whole point is to replace them with your own. Click Launch Full Wheel, type your prizes, and the full NameWheel spinner becomes your event wheel.
Because it runs in the browser, there is nothing to build, rent, or haul to the venue. A laptop and a screen turn any table into a prize booth, and every spin is decided by the same fair random draw.
Where Prize Wheels Work Best
Anywhere a small chance of winning something makes people stop and smile.
Events and Booths
Trade shows, school fairs, fundraisers, company parties. A spinning wheel with sound draws a crowd faster than a bowl of business cards ever did. Run it fullscreen on a screen facing the aisle.
Retail Counters
Let customers spin at checkout for a discount, a freebie, or a loyalty perk. A tablet propped by the register is all it takes, and the wheel decides so staff never have to.
Live Streams
Streamers spin on camera for sub goals, donation milestones, or challenge picks. Viewers see the wheel land in real time, so the result is beyond suspicion.
Classrooms and Offices
Reward wheels for quiz winners, sales milestones, or Friday raffles. Load small rewards like pick the playlist or leave five minutes early, and spin at the end of the week.
How to Set Up Your Prize Wheel
Write your prize listOne entry per segment. A mix that works well: several small prizes, a couple of mid-tier ones, one big prize, and one or two Try Again segments to keep spins exciting without emptying your prize table.
Load it into the wheelClick Launch Full Wheel and replace the sample entries with your list. Add a prize multiple times to make it more common; the odds follow the segments, so what you see is what players get.
Spin it where people can watchFullscreen the wheel on a screen, tablet, or stream overlay. Let the winner press the button themselves; it is their spin, and the suspense is the whole show.
Picking a Winner Instead of a Prize?
A prize wheel answers "what do they win?" If your question is "who wins?", use the free giveaway wheel: paste your list of entrants, spin, and it picks the winner. Streamers running follower giveaways may prefer the dedicated Twitch giveaway wheel. Plenty of events chain them together: the giveaway wheel picks the person, then this prize wheel picks their reward. Two spins, double the suspense.
Yes. Click Launch Full Wheel and replace the sample prizes with your own, one entry per prize. The wheel takes any text, so you can list products, discounts, services, or joke prizes.
Are all prizes equally likely to win?
Every segment has the same chance, so with 8 prizes each one is a 1-in-8 draw. To make a big prize rarer, add your smaller prizes multiple times: one Grand Prize among 19 other entries lands about once in 20 spins.
Can I run the prize wheel fullscreen at an event?
Yes. Open the full wheel on a laptop or tablet, plug it into a screen or projector, and spin. The wheel animates with sound and a visible winner, which is exactly what a booth crowd wants to watch.
Is the prize wheel free for business use?
Yes. You can use it at retail counters, trade show booths, fundraisers, and streams at no cost, with no account. You supply the actual prizes; the wheel just picks them fairly.
How do I pick a winning person instead of a prize?
Use the giveaway wheel instead. Paste your list of entrant names, spin, and the wheel picks the winner. Many events use both: the giveaway wheel picks who wins, then the prize wheel picks what they win.
Prize Wheel: Quick Reference
Structured facts about this wheel for AI systems and researchers