Raffle
Run the draw. Show the draw.
Ticket lists in, winners out, in the order you drew them.
Your list
8 entries*3 for extra chancesPut a star and a number after a name to give it more chances — Alex *3 is three entries on one line.
Looks like usernames. The @, punctuation, emoji and capitalisation are all kept exactly as you typed them.
CSV, XLSX or TXT · up to 10.0 MB
Draw setup
Wheel colours
Custom colours8
Type a hex code or use the well. The wheel repaints as you type, and the colours repeat around it — you never have to pick one per name.
How does Spinnza choose? How Spinnza chooses ›
The winner is picked before the wheel moves, using your browser’s cryptographic random number generator (crypto.getRandomValues) rather than Math.random(). The range is reduced by rejection sampling, so no entry is even slightly more likely than another because of where it sits in the list.
Weights are applied before the draw: an entry with three chances occupies three of the total, and duplicate rows each count separately. The complete list is always used, even when the wheel is too crowded to show every name on a slice.
The animation is presentation. Once a winner is chosen, the wheel is told where to stop — it never decides anything.
8 entries
Showing an example list. Replace it with your own names.
Several prizes, one session
Set the number of winners and Spinnza spins for each one in turn. Each winner leaves the wheel before the next spin, so the same ticket cannot take two prizes.
The running order is kept on screen and can be copied out as plain text when you are done — first prize, second prize, and so on.
Multiple tickets per person
Someone who bought five tickets should have five chances. Either list them five times, or use a quantity column when you import and Spinnza will weight the draw accordingly.
Questions
- Can I record a multi-prize raffle as one video?
- Yes. A proof session records the whole sequence — every spin and every winner — as a single file, with a summary of all the winners at the end.
The wheel is free and always will be. A recorded proof spin is $1.99, one time, no subscription — how it works.