OffLimits

Spin the Wheel

Add names or options, give it a spin, and let the wheel pick. Great for deciding who goes first, what to eat, or who is buying the next round.

What Should I Watch?
ComedyThrillerDocumentaryActionRom-comHorrorSci-fiDramaAnimeReality TV

Options [10]

  • Comedy
  • Thriller
  • Documentary
  • Action
  • Rom-com
  • Horror
  • Sci-fi
  • Drama
  • Anime
  • Reality TV

1. How to Play

  1. Type or paste your options into the box, one per line or comma separated, then tap the plus or Enter. Each becomes a removable chip.
  2. Every chip is a slice. Add at least two.
  3. Tap Spin. The wheel speeds up, slows down, and stops on the winner under the pointer.
  4. Toggle Remove each winner after spinning for no-repeat draws: draft order, secret santa, elimination.
  5. Load a themed set from the ready-made wheel gallery, or a link like /wheel?preset=truth-or-dare.
  6. Toggle Sound for the spin and win effects.

2. Host Playbook & Room Dynamics

  • For who goes first, add every name once and turn on remove after spin. Now you have a full random turn order in a few taps.
  • For a decision with a heavy favourite, add the popular option twice and the underdog once. That weights it honestly.
  • Keep slice labels short. Long text gets clipped on the wheel face, though the full label stays in the chip list.
  • Screenshot the winner card for the group chat. It settles arguments better than trust me, I spun it.
  • Paste, do not type. Build a big list in notes and dump it in with commas or newlines.

3. Game Features & Special Mechanics

  • A pure SVG wheel. No assets, smooth deceleration, weighted by duplicate slices.
  • A chip-based option editor with comma and newline batch add, and one-tap removal.
  • Remove-winner mode for no-repeat draws, plus a ready-made preset library: Yes or No, What to Eat, Truth or Dare, Random Number 1 to 100, and more.
  • Spin and win sound effects tied to the global mute toggle. The Truth-or-Dare preset also offers a Suggest a Truth or Dare helper on the result.

4. Roster Setup & Social Sharing

The wheel's roster is just your slice list. There are no player accounts, and GROUP SIZE is not a factor. Add exactly as many names or options as you need.

Rename a slice by removing its chip and re-adding the corrected text. Duplicates are allowed and act as weights.

There is no auto 9:16 card for a plain spin. Screenshot the winner box and post it to Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok. When you run a game with a companion wheel, that game's Finish & Crown card produces the shareable recap.

5. Companion Wheel

Spin the Wheel of Wheels. Every slice below is editable, so tweak it to fit your group.

Wheel of Wheels
Yes or NoWhat Should W…Who Goes Firs…Truth or DareRandom Number…Heads or TailsDaresChore DrawMovie Night P…Forfeit Roule…

Options [10]

  • Yes or No
  • What Should We Eat?
  • Who Goes First?
  • Truth or Dare
  • Random Number 1 to 100
  • Heads or Tails
  • Dares
  • Chore Draw
  • Movie Night Picker
  • Forfeit Roulette

6. Frequently Asked Questions

Can I weight the odds?

Yes. Add the option you want more likely multiple times. Three Pizza slices to one Salad is seventy-five percent pizza.

How do I do a no-repeat draw (draft order, elimination)?

Turn on Remove each winner after spinning. Each spin drops the winner from the list.

My long option text is cut off on the wheel.

The wheel face truncates for readability. The full label is kept in the chip list below.

Where are the ready-made wheels?

The Ready-made wheels section on the home page, or link straight in with /wheel?preset=truth-or-dare and friends.

No sound on spin.

Toggle Sound in the options panel, and check the global mute in the top nav. They are linked.

Can I share the result?

Screenshot the winner card. Full 9:16 recap cards come from the games (Finish & Crown Winner), not the standalone wheel.

How many slices can it handle?

In practice, up to about thirty before labels get too thin to read. The Random Number preset pushes a hundred and just shows numbers.

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