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Random Number Wheel

Need a number? The wheel starts at 1–10 and can be switched to 1–100, 1–1000 or any list of numbers you type. Every value has the same chance.

  • 1–10, 1–100 or custom range
  • Equal odds for every number
  • Great for games and classrooms

Choose your number range

The wheel opens with the numbers 1 to 10 already loaded. Use the preset buttons in the options panel to switch to 1–100, or replace the list with any sequence you need, such as 5, 10, 15, 20 or 100–1000 in steps of 100.

  • 1–10 for quick picks, dice replacement and party games.
  • 1–100 for bingo, raffle ticket numbers and lucky draws.
  • Custom steps or ranges for quizzes, pricing games and rewards.

What a number wheel is good for

Random numbers are surprisingly useful. A wheel makes the draw visible, which matters when other people need to trust the result.

  • Picking a random winner by ticket or seat number.
  • Choosing how many questions, reps or points to play for.
  • Generating a number for a game when dice are not handy.
  • Assigning tasks or seating by number instead of by choice.

Fairness and repeatability

Each number gets an identical slice, and the winner is derived from the final angle of the wheel after a randomised spin. If you need to prove a draw was fair, spin in front of the people involved — the spin is the receipt.

Frequently asked questions

How do I pick a number from 1 to 100?

Open the options panel and use the 1–100 preset. The wheel redraws with one hundred equal slices, then spin to land on a random number.

Can I use a range like 1 to 1000?

Yes. Type the numbers you want, one per line, or paste them from a spreadsheet. For very long lists keep the wheel readable by narrowing the range.

Are small numbers more likely than big ones?

No. Every number that appears once in the list gets the same slice size and therefore the same probability.

Can I spin without JavaScript?

The wheel itself needs JavaScript because it draws and animates in the browser. The rest of this page, including the guides, works without it.