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RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR WHEEL

Generate a random number with a spin. Set any range from 1 to 10 up to 1 to 100, exclude numbers you do not want, use dice-style presets, or type your own set. Every number in the range gets its own slice.

Press Space outside a form field, or use the spin button.

Ready to spin.

Mode

Number Range

Range: 10 numbers. Every number can be selected (maximum 100).

Settings

Sound Effects

Popular number ranges and their odds

Every integer in an inclusive range gets its own slice, so the chance of any single number is simply one divided by how many there are.

Range Segments Chance each Typical use
1 to 10 10 10.00% Scoring, quick draws, and picking a page or question number.
1 to 6 6 16.67% A single six-sided die for board games when the dice are lost.
1 to 20 20 5.00% D20 rolls for tabletop games and 20-question review rounds.
1 to 50 50 2.0% Seat numbers, ticket stubs, and mid-size classroom rosters.
1 to 100 100 1.0% Percentages, guessing games, and the largest range the wheel shows in full.

How People Use Number Wheels

🎲 Gaming

Replace physical dice for board games, RPGs, and video game challenges. Use 1-6 for standard dice, 1-20 for D&D style rolls.

🎯 Random Selection

Pick random page numbers, seat assignments, or order of turns. Useful for any low-stakes situation needing a random number from a visible range.

📚 Education

Teachers use number wheels for math exercises, random problem selection, and making learning more engaging.

🎰 Fun & Games

Add excitement to party games, drinking games, or workout challenges with random number generation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What number ranges can I use?

Set your own minimum and maximum, use a preset such as 1-10 or 1-100, or switch to custom mode and type the exact numbers you want. The wheel shows up to 100 segments at once.

Does every number in the range really appear on the wheel?

Yes. Each integer in the inclusive range gets its own segment, so a 1-100 wheel has exactly 100 slices and every number can win. Some number wheels sample a subset of a large range, which quietly makes most numbers impossible.

Can I exclude numbers?

Yes. In range mode you can exclude numbers before spinning, which is useful for skipping absent seat numbers or a question you have already covered.

What are the odds of any single number?

One divided by the number of segments. A 1-10 wheel gives each number a 10% chance, 1-20 gives 5%, and 1-100 gives 1%. Excluding numbers raises the chance of everything left.

Is this the same as a random number generator?

The result is drawn the same way, from the browser Web Crypto API with rejection sampling. The difference is that the wheel shows the draw happening, which matters in a classroom, a stream, or any group where people want to see that nobody chose the number.

Can I use it instead of dice?

Yes for a single die: set 1-6 for a d6 or 1-20 for a d20. For rolling several dice and adding them up, spin once per die and total the results yourself, because the wheel reports one number per spin.

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