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Spin Results
Paste your entrants, hit SPIN on camera, and hand out the prize with receipts — a live wheel draw is the one winner-picking method nobody in the comments can argue with.
Paste your list below, one item per line
Add your options, spin, and share the winner in seconds.
The moment you announce a giveaway, you inherit a second job: proving you didn’t rig it. Screenshots of a random-number site convince nobody — a wheel spinning live with every entrant’s name visible convinces everyone, because they can watch their own slice go by.
The on-camera ritual that ends all arguments:
Streamers run this between matches, small shops run it on stories, and Discord servers run it on screen share. The raffle wheel covers ticket-number draws the same way.
Most giveaway drama isn’t about the draw — it’s about sloppy setup. Ten minutes of hygiene before the spin saves a week of comment-section litigation afterwards.
The pre-spin checklist:
Do all five and the only surprise left in your giveaway is the good kind.
One prize is a moment; a prize ladder is a show. The wheel handles tiers with a simple mechanic — spin, delete the winner, spin again — and the order you draw in decides how good the show is.
Build the tension deliberately:
The same delete-as-you-go trick powers office gift exchange draws and party prize wheels — and if your entrants are just names in a hat, the plain name picker does the honors.