Raffle Wheel

Fill the raffle wheel with ticket numbers or entrants' names and spin. Winners leave the wheel automatically, so every prize goes to someone new, and the Results tab keeps the winning order.

Run a raffle in four steps

1. Load the tickets. Type the first and last ticket numbers in From and to and press Fill wheel. The wheel holds up to 1000 tickets; it opens with 1 to 50.
2. Check the settings. “Remove winner after spin” is already on for this page, so a ticket can only win once.
3. Spin for each prize. Start with the small prizes and keep the grand prize for the end — the suspense grows with every spin.
4. Announce the winners. The Results tab lists every winning ticket in order; Copy pastes the list into a post or an email.

Tickets or names?

Numbered tickets work best at fairs, school events and office parties: people keep their stubs and check them against the wheel. For online giveaways and classroom rewards, paste the entrants’ names instead. When some people bought more tickets, keep one line per person and set the weight in Advanced rather than typing a name several times — the sectors stay readable and the odds stay exact.

That makes the page a simple random raffle generator for most occasions, and a handy raffle picker or giveaway wheel for streams and social media.

Make the draw exciting

• Turn on “Mystery — hide labels until result” so nobody sees the ticket until the needle stops.
• Raise Spin duration in Settings for a longer, slower finish.
• Keep Sounds and Confetti on for the big moment, and switch to Fullscreen on a projector.

A note on paid raffles

Charity raffles and paid prize draws are regulated in many countries and states. Check the local rules before you sell tickets; the wheel takes care of a fair, visible draw, not the paperwork. Free giveaways, classroom draws and office parties are usually simpler, but it never hurts to post the rules before the first spin.