Entries
Enter 2–100 names, one per line. Matching names count once, ignoring letter case. Give different people distinct labels. Every remaining person has an equal chance of being eliminated; custom weights are not used.
Elimination Wheel
Elimination Wheel
Last one standing
Spin an elimination wheel until only one name remains. Watch the pool shrink, undo a step if needed, and share your last-one-standing winner.
A tiny twist
of possibility.
Your draft stays on this device until you save or share it online.
Elimination Wheel
Spin an elimination wheel until only one name remains. Watch the pool shrink, undo a step if needed, and share your last-one-standing winner.
Enter 2–100 names, one per line. Matching names count once, ignoring letter case. Give different people distinct labels. Every remaining person has an equal chance of being eliminated; custom weights are not used.
Still in the game
Eliminated, first to last
Enter 2–100 names, one per line. Matching names count once, ignoring letter case. Give different people distinct labels. Every remaining person has an equal chance of being eliminated; custom weights are not used.
This draw stays on this device until you share it.
Multiple winners
Choose several winners without repeats. Your original entries and weights stay saved.
Choose how many winners you need, then start the draw.
Matching names, ignoring letter case, count as one participant. Their weights add together; all matching entries leave the draw after a win. Give different people distinct labels.
The original list is locked during this draw. Remaining participants appear on the wheel; their chances are recalculated after each winner.
How multiple-winner draws work ↗Draw results
This draw stays on this device until you share it.
Sharing saves a fixed results page and preview image online. Anyone with the link can see the original entries, weights and winners.
Draws run in your browser. A shared result records what its creator supplied; it is not an independently verified draw.
Random teams
Turn one list into teams, groups or pairs. Every participant gets one place.
Team names and colors
Add your people, choose the team sizes and make your teams.
Pause or finish the reveal to see the current teams. Use Edit setup to clear an unfinished grouping and change the list.
Matching names, ignoring letter case, count as one person. Give different people distinct labels, such as a surname or number.
Everyone has an equal chance. Wheel weights are not used. Team sizes differ by at most one person; this does not balance skill levels.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
or press space
Every entry. An equal chance.
Your teams
This result stays on this device until you share it. Editing the setup does not change this result.
Use 4–32 different names, one per line, up to 80 characters each. Add an initial or number if two people share a name.
Sharing saves a fixed page and preview image. Anyone with the link can see the original names and all teams.
Grouping happens in your browser. A shared page records the result supplied by its creator; it is not independently verified.
Your wheel
Saved on this deviceOne option per line. Up to 100 entries.
Your next possibility is one spin away.
Results will appear here.
Elimination Wheel
How it works
Eliminate next
Each spin removes the selected name from this round. The name under the pointer is out, not the winner. With eight people, seven eliminations leave one champion. The remaining pool and elimination history update after every reveal; your original list stays intact.
Last one standing
At the end, copy the final ranking, download a PNG, or save a fixed result with its own link. First place is the survivor; the last eliminated person is second. Anyone with a shared link can see all names, the elimination order and the undo count. Spins run locally; shared results are records supplied by their creator, not verified drawings.
Still in the game
Who wins an elimination wheel?
Each spin removes the selected name from this round. The name under the pointer is out, not the winner. With eight people, seven eliminations leave one champion. The remaining pool and elimination history update after every reveal; your original list stays intact.
Need several winning names instead? Use the multiple winner picker. For head-to-head rounds, open the tournament wheel. For one immediate choice, try the random name picker.
Elimination Wheel
Spin an elimination wheel until only one name remains. Watch the pool shrink, undo a step if needed, and share your last-one-standing winner.
Your wheel
🎉 Give a party giveaway a suspenseful finale, choose a board-game champion, or narrow a list of films to one evening choice. In a classroom, use friendly opt-in activities rather than treating random elimination as a measure of ability. Agree on the rules before the first spin.
Undo last elimination
Use manual mode to announce each exit, or automatic mode for a continuous sequence. Pause stops the next spin; a spin already underway finishes. Reload restores settled steps and waits for you. Undo returns the last eliminated person and pauses play, even after the final reveal. The result records how many steps were undone.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Questions before the first spin
Who wins an elimination wheel?
Each spin removes the selected name from this round. The name under the pointer is out, not the winner. With eight people, seven eliminations leave one champion. The remaining pool and elimination history update after every reveal; your original list stays intact.
Can I undo a spin or reload?
Use manual mode to announce each exit, or automatic mode for a continuous sequence. Pause stops the next spin; a spin already underway finishes. Reload restores settled steps and waits for you. Undo returns the last eliminated person and pauses play, even after the final reveal. The result records how many steps were undone.
Can I share the final result?
At the end, copy the final ranking, download a PNG, or save a fixed result with its own link. First place is the survivor; the last eliminated person is second. Anyone with a shared link can see all names, the elimination order and the undo count. Spins run locally; shared results are records supplied by their creator, not verified drawings.
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