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Wheel of Fortune — Free Random Picker

Host your own game show! Spin the Wheel of Fortune to randomly land on dollar amounts, bankrupts, or free plays instantly! It works right in your browser. Learn how to customize your wheel.

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What is the Wheel of Fortune?

Inspired by the iconic TV game show, this Wheel of Fortune spinner is pre-loaded with classic wedges: varying dollar amounts, "Bankrupt", "Lose a Turn", and "Free Play". It allows you to host your own word-puzzle games at home, in the classroom, or on a live stream without needing expensive physical props.

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HOW IT WORKS

How to Use

Get started in under 30 seconds — here's how.

1

Check Options

Review the entries on the wheel.

2

Customize

Add or remove options as needed.

3

Spin

Click to spin the wheel.

4

Result

Get your random pick!

USE CASES

When to Use the Fortune Wheel

Bring the game show to your living room.

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Game Show Nights

Set up a whiteboard with a Hangman-style puzzle and use this wheel to dictate the score for guessing letters.

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Classroom Reviews

Teachers use the fortune wheel to make test-review days exciting. Teams spin for points before answering a question.

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Corporate Events

Use it at team-building events to determine the value of a prize or penalty during activities.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the wedge probabilities accurate to the TV show?

By default, every wedge has an equal weight (1). If you want Bankrupt to be less likely, you can decrease its weight, or increase the weight of the $500 spaces.

Can I change the dollar amounts?

Yes! Go to the Text tab and edit the numbers to be whatever currency or points system you prefer.

Is there a limit to how many wedges I can have?

No, you can add up to hundreds of wedges, though we recommend keeping it around 24 for the authentic game show look.

How to Play Wheel of Fortune at Home

You don't need a TV studio to host a great game. All you need is our digital spinner, a whiteboard (or a shared screen on Zoom), and some word puzzles.

Basic Rules for Home Play