Raffle Wheel — Giveaway Winner Picker
Run transparent giveaways: paste entries or ticket numbers, draw up to 10 unique winners per click, spin fullscreen for the crowd, and export timestamped results to CSV.
Winners
Drawn winners appear here. Each entry can only win once per draw.
Entries (6)
Theme & center
Entry weights (0 custom)
Weight multiplies an entry's slice size — weight 3 is three times as likely as weight 1.
- Ticket #1001
- Ticket #1002
- Ticket #1003
- Ticket #1004
- Ticket #1005
- Ticket #1006
My wheels
Wheels are saved in this browser only — nothing is uploaded. Shared links carry the whole wheel in the URL.
A draw your entrants can watch
Giveaway credibility comes from visible fairness. This raffle wheel gives you three layers of it: the wheel itself (a public, suspenseful draw), cryptographic randomness (the same quality of randomness used for security — see the fairness page), and a timestamped CSV log you can publish afterward.
- Unique winners: “Draw winners” picks without repeats; weights multiply odds for ticket tiers.
- Live moment: fullscreen spins make each reveal an event; “Draw winners” is the fast mode between.
- Proof: export draw #, name and time to CSV.
For weighted prize distributions (everyone wins something), use the prize wheel.
FAQ
How do I pick raffle winners fairly?
Paste entrants (one per line — spreadsheet paste works), set the draw count, and press “Draw winners”. Each entry can win only once per draw, and selection uses the browser's cryptographic random source.
Can entrants have different numbers of tickets?
Yes — use the Weights panel: an entrant with weight 5 is five times as likely as weight 1. Duplicate a name multiple times for the same effect.
How do I export the winners?
Every draw is timestamped in the Winners panel — press “Export CSV” for a file with draw number, name and time. Perfect for proving a fair giveaway afterward.
Can I show the drawing live?
Yes — spin the wheel fullscreen on a projector between draws, or let each winner get their own satisfying spin with Remove-winner on.
Do you see my entrants' data?
No — entries stay in your browser; nothing is uploaded. The share link encodes the list in the URL itself, so even shared wheels never touch a server.
Is a wheel draw legally a fair raffle?
Cryptographic randomness is at least as fair as drawing paper slips — but raffle rules vary by jurisdiction (some require paid-entry raffles to be registered). For prize giveaways with free entry this tool is the standard random-draw method; check local rules for paid-ticket raffles.