Choose a random winner for giveaways, contests, and events. Add participant names, spin the raffle wheel, and pick winners transparently and fairly. Free to use with automatic winner removal.
The raffle wheel picker makes it easy to choose a random winner for any giveaway, contest, or event. The process is simple, transparent, and fair — everyone can see the wheel spin and the result is determined by random chance.
Enter all participant names using the input field. Add as many entrants as you need — there is no limit.
Click SPIN. The wheel spins with an engaging animation that builds excitement for all participants.
The winner appears with confetti. Click "Remove & Pick Next" to select additional winners without repeats.
Running a giveaway on Instagram, YouTube, or TikTok? Add follower names to the wheel and spin on camera. The visual animation makes great content and shows your audience the selection is random and fair.
Perfect for fundraisers, charity events, corporate parties, and school events. Project the wheel on a big screen, add ticket holder names, and let the audience watch the wheel determine the winner with built-in suspense.
When you have a list of qualifying entries for a contest, the raffle wheel picker ensures each entry has an equal chance. The transparent selection process builds trust with your audience and participants.
Have multiple prizes to give away? Spin for each prize tier, removing winners as you go. This ensures no person wins twice and keeps the excitement going through every round of the drawing.
If you need a random winner picker for a giveaway, contest, livestream, fundraiser, or prize draw, the raffle wheel gives you a visible process: add every valid entry, show the wheel, spin once for each prize, and announce the selected result.
You can use names, public usernames, ticket numbers, order numbers, or neutral entry labels. For public draws, ticket numbers and usernames are often better than full personal details because they keep the process transparent without exposing private information.
Use this page as a giveaway wheel picker when you want the audience to see how the winner is chosen. Paste the eligible entries, remove invalid or duplicate names before the spin, then show the wheel while it selects one result.
For creator giveaways and livestream campaigns, announce the entry rules before spinning and export the result history afterward so you have a simple record of the draw.
Use this raffle wheel picker when you are running a classic prize drawing with ticket holders, event attendees, donors, customers, or a prepared participant list. Use the giveaway winner picker when your draw is creator-focused, such as social media followers, livestream viewers, newsletter subscribers, or campaign entries.
Both tools use the same fair wheel experience, but the page guidance is tuned to different search intents. If you only need to choose a person for a class, meeting, or game, the random name picker is the simpler option.
Fortune Twister's raffle wheel uses a random algorithm that gives every participant an equal chance of being selected. The result is not influenced by the position of names on the wheel, the number of participants, or any other factor.
For live events, you can share your screen or project the wheel so all participants can see the spinning animation and result. This eliminates any doubt about the fairness of the selection and makes the experience more engaging for everyone.
For larger raffles, use the bulk paste tool to add names, usernames, email-safe labels, or ticket numbers from a prepared list. You can replace the current wheel or append entries to an existing draw, which is faster than typing every participant one by one.
After the raffle, export the selected results as a CSV file for your records. This is useful for community giveaways, office prize draws, school fundraisers, charity raffles, and any event where you need a simple winner log. You can also save the wheel locally or copy a share URL when the same entry list needs to be reused.
If each person can win only once, click "Remove & Pick Next" after each result. The selected winner is removed from the current wheel, then you can spin again for the next prize. This keeps the drawing fair when you have several prize tiers or runner-up awards.
If your rules allow the same participant to win more than once, use "Spin Again" instead. Announce the rule before the draw starts so everyone understands whether duplicate winners are allowed.
The raffle picker does not require an account or uploaded participant list. Entries are handled in the browser and can be saved locally on that device for convenience. Use the Clear saved control when you are finished on a shared computer.
For public livestreams or projected events, consider using first names, usernames, initials, ticket numbers, or entry labels instead of full personal details.
Add names, click spin, and the wheel randomly selects a winner. Click Continue to remove the winner and pick additional winners.
Yes. The raffle wheel works as a random winner picker for giveaways, contests, prize drawings, livestreams, and events.
Yes. Every name has an equal chance. The result is determined by a random algorithm.
Yes. After selecting a winner, click "Remove & Pick Next" to remove them and spin again. Repeat as needed.
Yes. Completely free, no signup, unlimited spins.
Yes. Share your screen or project it. The visual animation creates excitement and shows the selection is fair.
Yes. Use bulk paste to add a prepared participant list, then replace the current wheel or append the entries.
Yes. You can add ticket numbers, usernames, order numbers, initials, or neutral entry labels instead of full names.
Yes. Save the wheel locally in your browser or copy a share URL when you want to reuse or send the same setup.
Yes. After the draw, use the export results option to download a CSV record of selected winners.
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