Random Wheel
Set an integer range and spin once to get one random number. This number tool accepts -9999 to 9999 and up to 100 consecutive values.
What this number wheel does
Random Wheel builds one wheel sector for every integer between the minimum and maximum values. Each spin returns one number, records it in recent results, and leaves the same range ready for another spin.
- Enter whole numbers from -9999 to 9999
- Use any valid range containing 2 to 100 values
- Spin again without rebuilding the range
Quick ranges and useful limits
Use the 1-6, 1-10, 1-20, or 1-100 shortcuts for dice-style draws, classroom numbers, game turns, or numbered prizes. The 100-value limit keeps every sector readable enough to inspect.
- The minimum must be lower than the maximum
- Decimals and ranges above 100 values are rejected
- Repeated numbers can occur across separate spins
When a list picker fits better
Use Picker Wheel when the inputs are words, names, or nonconsecutive numbers, or when you need several results. Random Wheel deliberately accepts only one consecutive integer range and returns one number per spin.
FAQ
Does Random Wheel accept decimal numbers?
No. Both range fields accept whole integers only. Use a list-based picker if you need decimals or mixed text and numbers.
What is the largest number range I can spin?
A range can include at most 100 consecutive integers, and both endpoints must stay between -9999 and 9999.
Can the same number appear again?
Yes. Each spin uses the current range independently, so a number may appear again in a later result.
What is the difference between Random Wheel and Picker Wheel?
Random Wheel generates one integer from a consecutive range. Picker Wheel accepts a pasted text list and can return up to 20 results with or without replacement.