Use a free decision wheel to pick between choices online. Add options, spin the picker wheel, remove results, use weights, and make quick group decisions.
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Add everyday choices, group options, or this-or-that ideas, then spin for one clear decision.
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Tip: use a format like Pizza | 3 to make an entry more likely. Your entries and results stay in this browser session.
Wheel templates
Start from a ready-made wheel when you already know the task: countries, NBA teams, names, numbers, decisions, food, or giveaways.
Spin the wheel countries, pick a random country, filter by continent, and use it for geography games or travel ideas.
Spin the wheel NBA teams from all 30 teams, conferences, or divisions for drafts, games, and challenges.
Spin a yes or no wheel for quick decisions, maybe results, weighted answers, and question history.
Create a random number wheel with min, max, step, exclusions, no repeats, and quick presets.
Paste a list of names into a random name picker wheel, remove winners, avoid repeats, and keep result history.
Spin a food wheel to choose what to eat, pick dinner ideas, choose restaurants, or settle group food decisions.
Use a raffle wheel to pick giveaway winners, prize entries, event turns, rewards, or random draw results with a visible spin.
Three simple steps. No software required.
Type the choices you are deciding between, such as tasks, places, activities, or this-or-that options.
Use equal chances for a neutral choice, weights for preferences, or remove winner mode for multi-round decisions.
Spin the wheel and use the result as a clear next step when every option is acceptable.
Here is what Decision Wheel produces for you.
Pick between two or more acceptable choices.
Break hesitation and turn a decision into one next step.
Use a neutral result when several people disagree.
Use the wheel when a group is stuck between several acceptable choices.
Add tasks, activities, places, chores, prompts, or any short decision options.
Give one option a higher chance when you already lean toward it.
Remove selected choices when you need to work through a list without repeats.
Import options from a CSV, TSV, or text table when your choices already live in a spreadsheet.
Your decision options stay in your browser session and are not uploaded by the picker tool.
Fairness and privacy
Classroom picks, giveaways, game nights, and team decisions work better when everyone can see the wheel, understand the rule, and accept the result.
Wheel results use browser randomness, with the browser crypto random source used when available. Each spin is independent unless you change weights or remove entries.
The wheel reads your entries in the browser. Names, choices, countries, teams, and recent results are not uploaded by the picker tool.
Use remove-winner mode when a result should leave the active wheel after it wins, or keep entries active when repeats are allowed.
A decision wheel is a random picker for everyday choices. You add the options that are already acceptable, spin the wheel, and use the result to move forward. It works best when the real problem is hesitation, not lack of information.
The visual spin makes a group decision feel more neutral than one person choosing. Everyone can see the active options before the wheel lands on one result.
Use the decision wheel for low-stakes choices such as what activity comes next, who goes first, which task to start, where to eat, what game to play, or which option a group should try first.
The wheel should not replace judgment for serious medical, legal, financial, safety, or major life decisions. For those situations, use it only as a reflection tool, not the final answer.
A decision wheel is a random picker that chooses one option from a list, making small decisions visible and easier to accept.
Use it for low-stakes choices, tie-breakers, activity picks, chore order, group options, or everyday decisions where any result is acceptable.
Yes. Add one choice per line, paste a list, or use weighted entries such as Movie | 2.
Yes, unless you turn on remove winner after each spin.
No. Use the wheel for light decisions only. Medical, legal, financial, safety, and major life decisions need judgment and expert advice.
Yes. Export your spreadsheet as CSV or TSV, then use Import to turn the table cells into wheel entries.
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