Random Tool
Spin to decide fairly from your options.
The decision roulette picks one option at random from a list you write. You can give each option a different weight to adjust its odds, remove the winner and spin again, enjoy sound and confetti effects, and save and load sets. Draws use a cryptographically secure random number so they're fair, and everything runs inside your own browser.
Step 1: Add Options Enter your options in the input field at the top. You can add between 2 and 30 options, such as "Lunch", "Cafe", "Movie", etc. Separate names with commas to add several at once ("Pizza, Pasta, Salad"), or paste a newline-separated list to add every line in one go.
Step 2: Adjust Weights (Optional) You can adjust the weight of each option to change the probability of being selected. Options with higher weights are more likely to win. The default weight is 1 for all options.
Step 3: Spin Click the "Spin Now!" button to make the wheel spin and reveal the winner.
Step 4: View Result The selected option is displayed prominently, with optional sound and animation effects.
Additional Features:
Deciding lunch or which cafe to go to, fixing a fair order for presentations or chores, drawing who gets a penalty or a prize at a gathering, or quickly settling on one of several options. It also works for picking a random winner among many, like an event giveaway.
To make a particular option come up more often, raise its weight (they all start at 1). To keep drawing without repeats, turn on "remove winner." Save a list you use often as a set so you can load it again next time.
Yes, it's 100% fair. This tool uses cryptographic random number generation (crypto.getRandomValues) to ensure each option has an equal probability. If you set weights, the probability is determined by the exact ratio of the weights.
You can add a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 30 options. The more options you add, the denser the wheel becomes, but all options remain visible.
Yes. Type comma-separated names in the input ("Pizza, Pasta, Salad") to add them all at once. You can also paste a newline-separated list copied from a notes app — each line becomes an option. Duplicate names are skipped automatically.
Each option's weight is proportional to its winning probability. For example, if option A has weight 1 and option B has weight 2, then B is twice as likely to be selected as A.
All sets are saved in your browser's local storage and are never sent anywhere. Your saved sets will remain even after refreshing the page.
This mode allows you to exclude the previously selected option and spin again. It's useful when you need to make multiple sequential selections, such as determining the order for a group.
Your browser or device may be muted. Check your browser's audio settings and the device's volume. Also, if your OS has "Reduce Motion" enabled, sounds may not play. Check the sound toggle in the Settings tab as well.
Yes, you can edit the option names in the input field next to each option. You can also adjust the weight. To remove an option entirely, click the delete button (×).
Yes, it works on all devices. The interface is touch-friendly and fully responsive, optimized for small screens.