How Fair Random Wheels Work
One entry per outcome gives every unique choice the same-sized segment and probability.
Core Spin Wheel Tools
Create transparent weighting by repeating a choice: more visible segments give that choice a proportionally higher chance without hiding the setup.
Quick utility
Enter each option with a positive weight to make higher-weighted choices more likely.
Add options and positive weights before running the weighted pick.
A weighted or “rigged” wheel gives some outcomes more chances than others. This version stays transparent: repeated entries create the weighting, and every repeated segment remains visible before the spin.
Repeat an entry to grant it more segments; ten total entries make each segment worth ten percent.
Count each repeated label before spinning so everyone can see the weighting.
The stopping angle remains random, while duplicated choices occupy more of the wheel.
One entry per outcome gives every unique choice the same-sized segment and probability.
Visible duplicates make custom odds understandable instead of secretly changing the winner.
Remove duplicate labels until every unique choice appears exactly once.
Weighted Spin Wheel opens with its complete default selection, so you can spin immediately or edit the list first.
Add, rename, remove, shuffle, and recolor entries, then save a named version in your browser.
Your entries and saved wheels stay on this device; no account is needed to use the picker.
A wheel can be weighted by giving choices different shares. Here, weighting is created openly with repeated visible entries.
Yes. The stopping position is random, but a repeated choice has more segments and therefore a higher overall probability.
Keep one copy of each unique choice so all outcomes occupy the same number of segments.
Only when the published rules intentionally assign different chances. Use one entry per participant when everyone should have equal odds.