3D Prize Wheel

Decision Wheel - Let the Wheel Decide for You (Free 3D)

A free 3D decision wheel for whenever you are stuck between options. Type in your choices - restaurants, tasks, names - and let the wheel decide. No sign-up, everything stays on your device.

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How it works

  1. List your options. Enter each choice one per line: what to eat, which task to do, who goes first, and so on.
  2. Choose Decision mode. In Settings, pick Decision (repeat) so every spin is independent and any option can come up.
  3. Spin and go with it. Click the wheel; whatever it lands on is your answer. Spin again any time you want a fresh pick.

Tips for making decisions with the wheel

  • Commit to the result. The wheel only helps if you honour it; decide beforehand that whatever comes up, you go with it, otherwise the spin is just decoration.
  • Keep the list short. Three to eight options works best. Too many and the wheel feels random noise; too few and there is no real choice to make.
  • Use Decision mode for open choices. It keeps every option in play each spin, which is right for ‘what should I do’ questions where repeats are fine.
  • Switch to Weighted when some options should win more. If you slightly prefer sushi over burgers, give sushi a higher weight and let chance tilt your way without rigging it.
  • Let friends open the same wheel. Share the link so a group sees the identical options and the same spin lands for everyone, settling group decisions visibly.
  • Pair it with a time limit. Give yourself one spin and a short deadline to act on it, so the wheel breaks deadlocks instead of starting a longer debate.

The wheel runs entirely in your browser, so it works on a phone at the dinner table, a laptop in a meeting, or offline on a trip - no account, no upload. For anything high-stakes, treat the result as a tiebreaker to inform your judgement, not a binding rule; for everyday choices, just spin and enjoy.

Frequently asked questions

Can the same option come up twice in a row?

Yes. Decision mode makes every spin independent, so 'Pizza' can win back-to-back. That is the point for open-ended choices.

How is this different from the lottery mode?

Lottery mode removes each winner before the next spin, which is good for assigning tasks without repeats. Decision mode keeps all options every spin, which is good for open-ended choices.

Can I weight some options to come up more often?

Yes. Switch to Weighted mode and assign weights; the probability panel shows each option's exact chance of winning.

Can I share the decision with friends?

Yes. The Share button creates a link carrying your exact options, so everyone opens the same wheel and sees the same result.

Does it work for daily choices like what to eat?

Exactly. It is built for low-stakes daily decisions such as food, movies, chores or who pays, with no setup.