Random Number Wheel
Numbers 1 through 12 are preloaded, and one spin picks a single number from that range at random.
How to use the random number wheel
- Load your range
Keep 1 through 12, or paste your own numbers, then delete stray duplicates unless you want them weighted.
- Pick repeat or no-repeat
Leave the list whole for independent picks, or enable auto remove winner so a drawn number cannot return.
- Spin and read the winner
Start the spin, take the result from the winner readout, and check local Results history for the running order.
Crowded wheels are easier to read from the winner readout than from the canvas. Treat every result as casual: no medical, financial, legal, or gambling use.
One spinner for any range of numbers
Change the range by typing one number per line, or build a long run in a spreadsheet column and paste the whole column at once. Up to 2,000 entries fit, so 1 to 100 for a class draw or 1 to 500 for a big giveaway both work. Slice labels shrink as the count grows, which is exactly what the winner readout is for.
Every line opens with an identical chance. Enter 7 on three lines and 7 gets three slices, useful when a number should be favored on purpose, misleading when it should not. Advanced weights shift totals too, so review the list before a draw that matters.
For bingo-style calling where each number should appear only once, switch on auto remove winner and every result drops off after its spin. Local Results history keeps the order numbers came out on this device, handy when someone asks what was called two spins ago.
Starting entries
This template starts with 12 ready-made entries. Keep it or edit the list next to the wheel.
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
- 11
- 12
Common questions
Does every number have the same odds?
At the start, yes: one slice and one weight per number. Duplicated lines and Advanced weights change the totals, so an unedited preset stays even and an edited one deserves a second look.
What is the quickest way to build 1 to 100?
Fill a spreadsheet column with the range, copy it, and paste the column into the entries list. Every row lands on its own slice.
Can I draw each number only once?
Turn on auto remove winner before the first spin. Winning numbers leave the wheel one by one, and removal stops once two entries remain.
Is there a limit on how many numbers fit?
Up to 2,000 entries. Past a few dozen the printed labels get tiny, so trust the winner readout rather than squinting at slices.