Embed a Spinning Wheel on Your Website
Build a custom wheel below, then paste the generated code into your own website, blog post, or classroom page. Free, no signup, no coding required.
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Paste this into your site's HTML. The attribution line keeps a link back to us — please don't remove it, it's what keeps this tool free.
Who embeds a spinning wheel?
Teachers
Add a name picker or reward wheel directly to a class website or LMS page — no separate tab needed.
Streamers
Drop a giveaway or decision wheel into an OBS browser source or stream overlay page.
Bloggers
Turn a "what should I do" or listicle post into something interactive readers can actually spin.
Event organizers
Embed a raffle or prize wheel on an event landing page for giveaways and contests.
How to embed the wheel
- 1.Customize your wheel: add a title, entries, and pick a color theme above.
- 2.Set the size: adjust width and height to fit your page layout.
- 3.Copy the code: click "Copy code" to grab the embed snippet.
- 4.Paste it into your site: most site builders have an "Embed", "Custom HTML", or "Code" block where this snippet goes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the embedded wheel free to use?
Yes, completely free with no signup or account required. Just customize your wheel below and copy the embed code.
Will it work on my platform (WordPress, Squarespace, Google Sites, etc.)?
Yes. The embed code is a standard HTML iframe, which works in any platform that lets you insert custom HTML or an "embed" / "code" block — including WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Google Sites, Notion, and plain HTML pages.
Can I change the entries after embedding?
Yes. Come back to this page, update your entries, and copy the new embed code to replace the old one on your site.
Do I have to keep the attribution link?
We ask that you keep the small "Powered by Random Wheel Generator" line — it's what keeps this tool free to use for everyone.
Does the embedded wheel track my visitors?
No. The embedded wheel works entirely in the visitor's browser, the same as the main site — we don't collect or store visitor data from embeds.