How to Make a Wheel Spinner

1. Open the custom wheel maker.
2. Type your entries, one per line, and add colours or weights.
3. Add a title and a logo, then press Share or Save.

This is truly random, works on any device and keeps a history of results.

1. Insert → Chart → Pie chart; type your options as categories with equal values.
2. Remove the legend, add data labels with category names.
3. Draw an arrow shape at the top as the pointer.
4. Select the chart → Animations → Spin; set duration to 2-3 seconds.

Limitation: PowerPoint’s spin animation always stops at the same angle, so it is not random. For a fair pick, use an online wheel and show it in the presentation with a link.

1. Put names in A2:A31.
2. In C2 enter =INDEX(A2:A31, RANDBETWEEN(1, COUNTA(A2:A31))).
3. Press F9 to pick again.

This picks a random name but has no wheel, no history and recalculates whenever the sheet changes.

1. Cut a cardboard circle and divide it into equal segments with a protractor.
2. Push a pencil or split pin through the centre so it turns freely.
3. Add a paper pointer fixed to a base.

Physical wheels are fun but rarely perfectly balanced, heavier sides land more often.