Tool · Random picker
Wheel of Fortune
Build your own wheel of fortune - from text or images - and spin it on screen. A prettier, session-ready take on the popular random picker.
What is Wheel of Fortune?
The wheel of fortune is the simplest way to run a fair, exciting draw in a session. You type the options and the app lays them out as a colourful, animated wheel. One click spins it smoothly before revealing a winner with a burst of confetti.
Any option can be replaced with an image (up to 2 MB), you can turn on random order, and every result is logged in a table. Participants can join by QR code and spin their own wheel on their phone - great for individual work.
See it in action
Click, spin, meet the winner
Features
Key capabilities
Text and images
Each option can be text, an image, or both - upload pictures up to 2 MB.
Eye-catching animation
Smooth spin with ease-out and a confetti celebration of the winner.
Random order
Turn on shuffling so the wheel's layout is unpredictable every time.
QR code for participants
Participants scan a code and spin their own wheel on their phones.
Results table
Every draw is saved to a table you can clear whenever you like.
Up to four wheels at once
Line up as many as four wheels and spin each one - the drawn combination, one option per wheel, is saved as a single result.
Remove after the draw
Turn on remove-after-draw so no one comes up twice, and clear the results table with one click before the next group.
Step by step
How it works
Create a wheel
Type options or paste a whole list, add images and choose random order.
Show it on screen
Open the presentation screen with a big wheel plus a QR code and link for participants.
Spin
Click the centre of the wheel; after it slows down the winner appears with animation and confetti.
Log the result
The drawn option goes into the table - keep drawing or clear the list.
Use cases
What it’s good for
- Fairly pick a participant to answer or do a task.
- Choose a question, a topic or the presentation order.
- Draw prizes, group roles or practice pairs.
- A warm-up or gamification moment at the start of a session.
- Pick someone in a way the room actually watches
- A wheel for drawing prizes or tasks
- Add a bit of chance and gamification to the lesson
Try “Wheel of Fortune” in Verbalu
Create a free account and run your first engaging session today. No card, no installation.