List trivia categories, point values, or team turn order and spin between rounds to keep the format fresh and unpredictable.
One entry per line. Duplicate an entry to give it better odds.
A lot of trivia formats let teams pick their own category every round, which tends to favor whoever's strongest in a narrow set of topics. Randomizing the category with a spin levels that out and adds a bit of suspense before each round even starts.
The same wheel works for other trivia-adjacent randomization too — deciding which team answers first, assigning random point multipliers, or picking a wildcard bonus round category.
Randomize the topic for each round instead of letting teams choose.
Add unpredictability to a classroom review-trivia format.
Spin for a random point multiplier on a particular round.
Randomize which team answers first each round.
No trackers, no ad auctions slowing your first paint. The wheel is interactive the moment the page appears.
Add 5 entries or 500 — labels shrink and wrap automatically so the wheel stays readable at any size.
Flip one switch and each winner drops off the wheel, so you can run a full bracket without retyping entries.
The wheel spin is driven by the Web Crypto random source, not a fixed animation — every spin is independently fair.
One per line in the entries box, or quick-add them one at a time. Duplicate an entry to weight the odds in its favor.
Click the wheel, tap the Spin button, or hit the spacebar. The wheel decelerates naturally and lands on one entry.
The result appears on a card with confetti, gets logged to your history, and — if elimination mode is on — comes off the wheel.
Yes — add as many or as few categories as you want for each round; there's no fixed number required.
Yes — either turn on elimination mode or manually delete a category after it's used.
Yes — the wheel itself only handles the category or turn-order pick; team scoring is tracked separately as usual.
Yes — keep your category list saved elsewhere and paste it back in each week.