Yes. There is no sign-up, fee or usage limit.

Does the embedded wheel show ads?

No. The wheel itself has no ads.

How many entries can an embedded wheel have?

Up to 1,000, though around 50 or fewer read best.

Can visitors change the entries?

No. Visitors can spin the wheel, but the entries are fixed by your embed code.

Do you store the entries?

No. They are encoded inside the embed code and URL, not saved on our servers.

Can I use it for a giveaway on my site?

Yes, as long as your giveaway follows the rules that apply to you. See the fair giveaway guide.

Embed a Spinning Wheel on Your Website – Free Code

How to add the wheel to your site

Type or paste your entries above, one per line, or start from a preset.
Choose a size, and turn on mystery mode if you want the entries hidden.
Press Copy embed code and paste it where your site accepts HTML. The wheel works immediately: visitors click it or press Spin.

You can also open any Wheelova wheel and press Embed under the entries to get the code for that wheel.

WordPress and most blogs

In the WordPress block editor, add a Custom HTML block and paste the code. Other blog platforms usually have an "HTML", "Embed" or "Code" block that works the same way. Preview the page to check the size.

Google Sites

Choose Insert → Embed → Embed code, paste the code, then drag the box until the whole wheel is visible. This works well for class sites.

Canvas, Moodle and other learning platforms

Open the page editor's HTML view and paste the code. Some schools restrict embedded content; if the wheel doesn't appear, ask your platform administrator to allow embeds from wheelova.com, or link to the wheel instead.

Notion

Press Copy URL only, type /embed in a Notion page, and paste the URL.

OBS and live streams

Press Copy URL only. In OBS, add a Browser source, paste the URL, and set the width and height to about 560 × 560. Right-click the source and choose Interact to spin it during the stream. The background is plain, so it sits cleanly on most overlays.

Changing the entries later

The entries are stored inside the code, so nothing is saved on our servers. To change them, edit the list above, copy the new code, and replace the old code on your site.

Is the embedded wheel fair?

Yes. It uses the same spin code as the main site, with your browser's cryptographically secure random number source. We tested that code with 1,000,000 spins per wheel: see the fairness study.

Terms

The embed is free to use on any site, including commercial ones. Please keep the small credit link under the wheel. Don't use the wheel for unlawful gambling or to mislead participants; see our terms.

Embed a spinning wheel on your website