Random Number Wheel
Pick a range, spin, and get a random number.
How to use the number wheel
Choose a preset or type your own From and To numbers, then press Make wheel.
Press SPIN.
Turn on "Remove winner" if a number shouldn't come up twice (like a raffle or bingo).
How the number wheel works
Each number in your range becomes one equal slice. With 1–10 every number has a 1 in 10 (10%) chance; with 1–100 it is 1 in 100 (1%). The wheel stops at a point chosen by your browser's cryptographically secure random number generator.
With or without repeats
Leave Remove winner off and the same number can come up again — like rolling a die. Turn it on and each number can only be drawn once — like pulling tickets from a hat. Use "no repeats" for raffles, bingo calls and seat numbers.
Ideas for using a number wheel
- Raffle tickets — set the range to your ticket numbers (for example 1–250) and draw winners.
- Bingo — 1–75 or 1–90 with Remove winner on.
- Maths practice — spin two numbers and multiply, add or compare them.
- Games — pick a page, a level, or how many steps to move.
- Picking a seat or table — number the seats and spin.
Need a quick 2–20 spinner instead?
For a simple spinner with a handful of numbered slices, try the Online Spinner, where you choose how many slices you want.
Questions
What is the biggest range I can use?
Up to 500 numbers in one wheel (for example 1–500). Larger ranges are hard to read on a wheel.
Can I use negative numbers or skip numbers?
Yes. Type any numbers you want into the entry box, one per line — for example only even numbers, or -5 to 5.
Is every number equally likely?
Yes, as long as each number appears once. Slices are equal in size and the stop point is chosen at random.
Can I draw several numbers in a row without repeats?
Yes. Turn on "Remove winner after each spin" and keep spinning; each result leaves the wheel.
Related wheels
Randomness: Wheelova uses the browser's crypto.getRandomValues() (MDN Web Docs).