Raffle Generator – Free Prize Wheel & Raffle Wheel

A raffle generator picks a random winner from a list of entrants or ticket numbers. On Spin The Wheels it works as a raffle wheel: paste the entries, spin, and the wheel draws one winner fairly using your browser's secure random generator.

Raffle Generator & Prize Wheel with sample entries: Ticket 001, Ticket 002 and Ticket 003

You can also turn it into a prize wheel – list prizes instead of names and let each winner spin for what they get. Use "Add wheel" to run both at once: one wheel for the winner, one for the prize.

Multiple entries per person are easy: repeat the name once per ticket, or write "Maria | 5" for five tickets. The slice size shows everyone how many chances each person has.

How to Run a Raffle or Giveaway With a Prize Wheel

1

Collect the entries

Paste names, emails, comment usernames or ticket numbers – one entry per line. Use the number wheel to fill 001–500 automatically.

2

Draw the winner

Spin the raffle wheel. Turn on Auto-remove so a winner cannot be drawn twice when you draw several prizes.

3

Record the result

The Results tab lists every winner with the time. Screen-record the draw or share the wheel link as proof.

Multiple Entries per Person

Raffles often give one entry per ticket bought, or bonus entries for sharing a post. You have two clean ways to handle that:

  • Repeat the line once per entry. "Ana" written three times gives Ana three slices.
  • Use a weight: "Ana | 3". Ana gets one slice that is three times bigger. With "Display duplicate names" switched off, repeated names are merged into one bigger slice automatically.

Both give Ana exactly three times the chance of a one-ticket entrant. Remove her other entries after she wins if your rules say one prize per person.

Prize Wheel Ideas for Students and Events

Classroom rewards

Spin for small rewards: sticker, homework pass, choose the music, sit anywhere, first in line.

Friday reward wheel for good behaviour.

Store promotions

Customers who buy above a set amount spin for a discount, a freebie or a voucher.

5% off, free drink, tote bag, try again.

Parties and debuts

Guests with a lucky ticket spin for prizes during the program.

Grand prize, gift card, snack basket.

Office events

Draw names for year-end raffle prizes or team-building rewards.

Christmas party raffle, Diwali lucky draw.

Fair Giveaway Checklist

  1. Write the rules first: who can enter, how many entries each person gets, the closing time and the number of winners.
  2. Close entries before the draw and paste the final list into the wheel.
  3. Show the full list on screen or in the video before you spin.
  4. Record the draw (screen recording or live stream) and keep the Results list.
  5. Draw backups in case a winner does not reply – Auto-remove keeps them from being drawn twice.
  6. Follow the platform rules of Facebook, Instagram or YouTube, and local laws on raffles and lotteries.

Is the Raffle Draw Fair?

Every entry has a chance equal to its share of the wheel. The winner is chosen with crypto.getRandomValues before the animation starts, so the person spinning cannot influence it by clicking at a certain moment. If you want to draw many winners at once with backups and copy the list, use the random name picker.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can people have multiple raffle entries?
Yes. Repeat their name once per entry or write a weight like "Ana | 3". Both give exactly three times the chance of a single entry.
How do I prove the giveaway was fair?
Show the full entry list, record your screen while you spin, and keep the Results tab, which logs each winner with the time. You can also share the wheel link so others can see the entries.
Can I draw several winners?
Yes. Turn on Auto-remove winner and spin once per prize, or use the random name picker to draw several winners and backups in one go.
Can I spin for prizes instead of names?
Yes. List the prizes on the wheel. Use "Add wheel" if you want one wheel for the winner and a second wheel for the prize.
Is this a lottery or gambling tool?
No. It is a free random picker for raffles you organise. It does not take payments or sell tickets – follow your local rules for any paid raffle.

Run Your Raffle

Paste the entries, spin, and announce a winner everyone can trust.

Start the Raffle Draw