Is the wheel really random?

Yes. Each spin uses the browser's random number generator, adjusted only by the weights you set yourself. Nothing is pre-decided and no result is favoured.

Is it free, and do I need an account?

The wheel, the AI phrases and the game show mode are free to use with no account. Signing in is optional and only syncs your saved wheels between devices.

Can I use it on a phone or without installing anything?

Yes. It runs in any modern mobile or desktop browser, and you can add it to your home screen as an app if you prefer a full-screen experience.

Wheely Fortune — the free spin the wheel game

A colourful, physics-based spinning wheel plus a full TV-style word game, free in the browser, in 95 languages. Pick your language below to open the version written for it.

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What this tool is

Wheely Fortune is a free online spinning wheel you can use straight from the browser on a phone, tablet, laptop or a classroom projector. Type your own options, pick colours and emojis, or let the built-in AI write a full set of short, playful phrases for you in seconds.

The wheel spins with realistic physics: it accelerates, decelerates and lands on a genuinely random slice, with sound, confetti and vibration feedback where the device supports it. Every wheel you build is stored on your device, so it is still there the next time you open the page.

There is also a full TV game show mode: spin the studio wheel, guess consonants, buy vowels and solve the hidden puzzle against friends or computer players. It is an independent, fan-made tribute to the classic word-and-wheel format, not an official product.

Everything runs client-side in your browser: there is no download, no plugin and no waiting. Wheels are saved to local storage, so a wheel you build for your class or your Friday quiz is one tap away next time. Sign in only if you want the same wheels on your phone and your laptop. The interface adapts to dark and light mode, works with touch, mouse and keyboard, and supports right-to-left languages such as Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu.

Common ways people use it

Classroom games and random name picking

Teachers use the wheel on the projector to pick who answers next, split the class into teams, choose a revision topic or hand out small rewards. Because every pick is visibly random, nobody argues that the teacher chose a favourite. The TV game show mode doubles as a vocabulary or spelling lesson: hide a phrase, let pupils call letters and reveal the answer together.

Party games, ice-breakers and team events

Fill the wheel with dares, forfeits, karaoke songs, conversation starters or team-building challenges — or tap the AI button, choose the party theme and get a dozen ready-made ideas in your language. Big colourful slices, sound effects and confetti keep a room engaged on a phone passed around the table or on a TV screen.

Decision making, from lunch to shift rotas

Can't agree on where to eat, who does the dishes, which film to watch or who presents first at the standup? Put every option on the wheel, add weights if some options should come up more often, and let the spin settle it in five seconds. The result is saved on your device so you can re-run the same wheel next week.

Giveaways, streams and prize draws

Creators use the wheel live on stream for prize draws, subscriber picks and viewer challenges. Add each entry as a slice, spin on camera and share the winning result with a link or QR code so everyone can verify the wheel that was used.

How to play, step by step

Choose your language. Pick it from the list below — each language has its own page, its own phrases and copy adapted to that country.
Fill the wheel. Tap Edit to add, rename, recolour or delete slices, add an emoji, and set a weight if an option should appear more or less often. Or tap the AI button, choose a theme such as party, office, kids or motivation, and get 8–12 ready-made short phrases.
Spin. Press the big spin button or flick the wheel itself. It accelerates, ticks past the pointer and decelerates to a genuinely random stop.
Celebrate the result. The winning slice opens in a prize card with confetti and sound. Share it with a link or QR code, then spin again.
Switch to the TV game show. Add up to four players (human or computer), pick the number of rounds and the phrase categories, then take turns: spin for a cash value, call a consonant, buy a vowel, and solve the hidden phrase before your opponents do.
Install it. Add the site to your home screen from your browser menu to use it full-screen like an app.

Choose your language

95 language editions, each with its own page, its own AI phrases and culturally adapted content.