Classroom picker
Input: An, Binh, Chi, Dung
Result: One of the entered names is selected when the wheel stops.
Wheel of Names
Paste a list of names, spin a visual wheel, and let the tool pick one entry at random for classrooms, games, giveaways, or group decisions.
About this tool
What is Wheel of Names?
Paste a list of names, spin a visual wheel, and let the tool pick one entry at random for classrooms, games, giveaways, or group decisions.
Motion showcase
See Wheel of Names in action
A short visual walkthrough generated from this tool's current workflow.
What you can do
- Add multiple names or choices
- Spin the wheel to select one entry
- Run repeated picks without manually writing a randomizer
How to use Wheel of Names
- 1Enter or paste the names you want on the wheel.
- 2Start the spin and let the wheel finish its selection.
- 3Use the selected result, then spin again when you need another choice.
Examples
Tool facts
- Input
- Names or text choices
- Output
- One selected entry per spin
- Account required
- No
Limitations
- Random selection can choose any eligible entry; the result should not be treated as a fairness guarantee for high-stakes drawings without independent controls.
Privacy and data handling
Use non-sensitive labels when possible, especially when the wheel is displayed publicly or shared during a group activity.
FAQ
Wheel of Names FAQs
Common questions about how Wheel of Names works and what to expect from the current AiFolder implementation.
?What can I put on the Wheel of Names?
You can use participant names, tasks, teams, options, prizes, topics, or other short choices that fit the wheel workflow.
?Can teachers use the wheel to pick students?
Yes. A classroom use case is choosing a student or group from a prepared list without manually deciding the order.
?Is the wheel suitable for regulated prize drawings?
Use it as a convenience tool, not as a substitute for audited drawing procedures when a contest requires legal, compliance, or independently verifiable controls.