Teachers absolutely love using our name selector to boost student engagement. Instead of calling on the same volunteers, project the wheel on your smartboard and let fate decide who answers the next question. It transforms a standard lesson into an exciting game show experience.

Beyond picking names, educators use the wheel to randomly assign presentation topics, select group leaders, or determine the order of classroom activities. It ensures fairness, eliminates bias, and keeps students on their toes. Have a unique classroom use case? Contact Us and share your story!

Built your perfect wheel for a giveaway, challenge, or classroom activity? Hit the Share Wheel button in the toolbar and WheelNamer generates a permanent shareable link in seconds — no account, no export, no faff. Your entries, colours, and wheel name are all preserved exactly as you set them up.

Streamers love this for Twitch and YouTube giveaways: build your subscriber wheel, share the link in chat so viewers can verify every name is on it, then spin live on stream. It also works brilliantly for teachers sending a class wheel to colleagues, or event hosts sharing a prize draw wheel before the big reveal. Paste the link anywhere — Discord, Slack, a tweet, or straight into OBS as a browser source.

D&D and Pathfinder players, this one's for you. WheelNamer's dice roller covers the full seven-piece polyhedral set — D4 for daggers and Magic Missile, D6 for shortswords and Fireball, D8 for longswords and Cure Wounds, D10 for percentile and World of Darkness pools, D12 for the Barbarian's greataxe, and the legendary D20 for every attack, save and skill check. Each die is rendered in real-time 3D with proper physics: tetrahedra land point-up, the D10 keeps its authentic kite-shaped faces, and the D20 tumbles its full twenty triangular sides before settling.

Roll up to 12 dice in one click — perfect for 8d6 Fireballs, Shadowrun's dice pools, Blades in the Dark, or Savage Worlds step-die mechanics. Every roll is powered by cryptographically secure randomness, so your DM can't claim you fudged it. A full roll history sits below the dice for the inevitable "wait, what did I get?" moment.

Make family game night unforgettable or resolve household debates instantly. Who has to do the dishes tonight? Where should we order takeout from? What movie are we watching? Let the decision maker take the blame!

The wheel is also perfect for party games, chore assignments, or even fitness routines (spin to see if you're doing push-ups or jumping jacks). It removes the stress of choosing and replaces it with pure entertainment. Ready to spin? Scroll back up and give it a try, or Leave a Comment below.

Switch the Heads or Tails tool into Multi-Player Mode and it becomes a classic party game that scales from a small group to an entire school. Setup is instant: type a number of players, or pick a saved wheel from the dropdown to import every name on it. A class list, a year group, or a whole-school register — if you saved it as a wheel once, you can drop the entire roll into the game in a single click.

Each player is assigned heads or tails. The host calls the rule: "Hands on your head if you're heads, hands on your backside if you're tails." Players strike their pose. The master coin flips. If it lands heads, everyone with hands on their backside sits down. If it lands tails, the heads-pickers are out. Each round halves the field on average, so a hundred players are down to a champion in seven or eight tosses — perfect for school assemblies, sports days, end-of-year events, classroom warm-ups and parties. Save your class list once and you'll never set the game up by hand again.