About YaySpinner

YaySpinner is a free online wheel spinner that lets you make random decisions in a way that actually feels fun. You type in your options, spin the wheel, and get a result — simple as that.

No account needed. No app to download. It works right in your browser on any device. Whether you need to pick a name from a hat, decide where to eat tonight, or run a giveaway on stream, the wheel handles it.

Most spinner tools felt harder than they needed to be — too cluttered, too slow, or too many steps just to spin.

YaySpinner keeps it simple. Add your list, spin the wheel, and get a result.

That’s the whole idea — and still how we build it.

• Custom wheels — design with your own entries, colors, and images.
• Shareable links — send your wheel to anyone with a single URL.
• Pre-made templates — start instantly with Yes/No, team pickers, or trivia.
• Fullscreen mode — perfect for presentations, streams, and classrooms.
• Cloud saves — access your wheels from any device, anywhere.

We built YaySpinner as a general-purpose tool, but certain groups have really made it their own:

We take randomness seriously. Every spin on YaySpinner uses a cryptographically secure random number generator (the Web Crypto API's getRandomValues()) — the same kind of randomness used in security applications.

That means the outcome of each spin is statistically unpredictable. We don't use Math.random(), which is pseudorandom and technically predictable. When you spin, the physics simulation takes the random seed and calculates a realistic deceleration curve. The wheel stops where the math says it stops — nobody can manipulate the result.

YaySpinner's core features will always be free. We're not going to lock basic functionality behind a paywall or spam you with popups asking you to upgrade. The tool works without signing up, without downloading anything, and without handing over your email address.

We sustain the project through minimal, non-intrusive advertising. If we ever introduce premium features, they'll be genuinely useful extras — never something you need just to spin a wheel.

Got a question, a bug report, or an idea for a feature? We're a small team and we actually read every message.