Type your options one per line, then spin. The wheel picks one at random and can remove it afterwards so you can draw an order rather than a single winner. Everything runs in your browser and your list is never uploaded.
The winning slice is selected before the wheel starts turning, using your browser's cryptographic random source, and the animation is then aimed at it. That ordering matters: it means the result does not depend on animation timing, frame rate or when you release the mouse, all of which are ways a spinner can quietly stop being fair.
Switch on "remove the winner" to draw a sequence - presentation order, team picking, or a full raffle ranking. Each spin then samples from the remaining entries.
Your list stays in the browser. Nothing is sent to a server or stored, so it is safe to use with names, and equally it will not survive a page reload.
Yes. Each entry gets an equal slice and the winner is drawn with a uniform random number before the animation plays, so the spin you see is a visualisation of a result that is already fair.
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