Press Space to spin
Press Space to spin
Running a giveaway on Instagram, TikTok, a Discord server or a YouTube stream? Collect the entries, put them on the wheel, and spin on camera. A visible, recorded draw answers the question every giveaway gets asked, which is whether the winner was really random.
The wheel only handles the draw. Collecting entries, checking eligibility and contacting the winner are still up to you, and the platform you run the giveaway on will have its own rules about promotions.
Copy the usernames that entered into a text file or spreadsheet, remove anyone who did not meet your rules, then paste the list into the entries panel. Each line becomes one entry. If your rules allow extra entries, for example for tagging a friend, add those usernames again on extra lines.
Before spinning, scroll the entries panel on screen so viewers can see the list. Then spin, and leave the winner window up long enough for a screenshot.
For more than one prize, turn on auto-remove and spin once per prize. Keep spinning after the last prize to draw one or two backup winners in case someone does not reply in time. The Results tab shows the full order, which makes it easy to post the results afterwards.
If you are giving away a small item to everyone who takes part, rather than drawing one winner, the prize wheel is the better fit: it is built around prizes and Try Again slots instead of entrant names.
Record or stream the spin and show the full list of entries before you start. The stopping point comes from your browser's cryptographic random number generator, so the wheel has no way of favoring an entry.
Yes. Turn on auto-remove and spin once per winner. Nobody can win twice.
No. Paste the entries in yourself. That also gives you a chance to remove duplicate or ineligible entries first.
You can add any text as an entry, including Try Again, which makes some spins lose. For a normal giveaway leave them out, so every spin picks a real entrant.