Prize Wheel — Free Giveaway & Raffle Prize Spinner
Type in your prizes and spin to draw them one at a time — for giveaways, raffles, contests, or handing out rewards at an event.
How it works
List your prizes One entry per prize you’re giving away.
Spin to draw a prize “Don’t repeat winners” is on by default, so each prize can only be drawn once.
Hand it out Spin again for the next prize until you’ve given them all away.
Frequently asked questions
Can the same prize be drawn twice?
Not with “Don’t repeat winners” on (the default here) — each prize is removed from the wheel once it’s drawn.
Is this different from the Raffle Winner Picker?
The Raffle Winner Picker draws winners from a list of entrants; this page draws prizes themselves — useful when you’re assigning specific rewards rather than picking who wins.
Can I make rare prizes less likely to be drawn?
Not on this page — for weighted odds, use the full wheel builder.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes, fully responsive and easy to project on a screen at an event.
Want more control — colors, sounds, weighted odds, sharing? Try the full wheel builder.
More free wheels
Run a Prize Draw or Giveaway
A prize wheel turns a plain giveaway into a moment. Add your prizes or your entrants to the entries panel, spin in front of everyone, and the winner is chosen in the open, so nobody can say the result was fixed.
Prizes on the wheel. Put the prizes themselves on the wedges, such as a voucher, a free coffee, or a small gift, and let each guest spin for their reward.
Names on the wheel. Add every entrant and spin once per prize. Tick “Don’t repeat winners” so each person can win only once.
Where It Fits
- Shop openings, stalls, and promotional events.
- Classroom reward days and school fairs.
- Social media giveaways you share live on a call or stream.
- Office parties and team raffles.
Keeping the Draw Fair and Clear
Announce the rules before you spin: how many prizes, whether one person can win twice, and how entrants were collected. Screenshot or record the spin if you want proof. For a plain list of names, the Raffle Winner Picker and the Wheel of Names offer the same fair draw.