Wheel of Names – Free Random Picker

Spin the colorful wheel to choose random names for giveaways, raffles, classrooms, and prize draws.

Sample previewTHE WHEEL IS YOURS
Ava MitchellAva MitchellNoah WilsonNoah WilsonMaya PatelMaya PatelLiam ChenLiam ChenSofia GarciaSofia GarciaEthan ParkEthan ParkIsla DavisIsla DavisOliver BrownOliver Brown

Try a sample draw, or add your own names.

8 sample entries · 1 winner/Equal chances

How Wheel of Names Works

Simple steps. Unbiased, verifiable results.
01

Add or paste names

Type names directly or paste your class or attendee list into the participant panel.

02

Adjust your draw settings

Select spin duration, choose whether to remove winners after selection, and pick 1 to 20 winners.

03

Spin to reveal

Click Spin or press Spacebar. The wheel accelerates and lands fairly on the cryptographic winner.

When to Use Wheel of Names

Built for classrooms, events, giveaways, and games.

Classroom Participation

Call on students for questions or presentation order without bias or perceived favoritism.

Social Media Giveaways

Pick lucky winners live on stream with downloadable cryptographic verification receipts.

Raffles & Door Prizes

Select multiple prize winners smoothly while keeping or removing drawn names.

Duplicate Entries: If a name appears multiple times, each entry receives an independent slot and equal odds.
Winner Removal: Toggle 'Remove winners' to automatically exclude winners from subsequent spins.
Verification: Every spin generates a cryptographic receipt verifiable through our SHA-256 verifier.
FAQS & DETAILS

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the wheel select a winner?

The wheel uses your browser's Web Crypto API to generate high-entropy random bytes. The pointer settles on the exact outcome determined by the cryptographic seed.

Can I pick several winners at once?

Yes! Use the 'Number of winners' dropdown to select up to 20 winners. The wheel will reveal each winner in sequence without picking the same entry twice.

Are my names stored on a server?

No. All participant names remain completely in your browser memory and device storage. DrawLuma never uploads your names to a remote database.