Do my participants need to install anything?

No. Just open the page in any modern browser. For shared-spin mode (multiplayer room), participants enter a 6-character code on the same page in their own browser — no install, no signup.

Should I screen-share the wheel or use a multiplayer room?

Screen-share is simplest — works for any meeting, but participants see your delayed screen-share frames. A multiplayer room is better for high-stakes draws or game nights: everyone's wheel syncs to the host's spin in real time, so the result feels live, not screen-shared.

How do I pick stand-up speakers fairly?

Save a 'Team' wheel with everyone's names. Each morning, enable 'Remove winner from wheel' and spin until everyone's shared. Reset by re-adding the names when the cycle's done.

Can I assign breakout rooms with the wheel?

Yes. Set Pick count to your desired group size (e.g. 4), spin to draw the first group, spin again for the second, until all attendees are assigned. The wheel auto-excludes already-picked names. Then create those breakouts in Zoom or Meet.

Will the wheel work over a slow Wi-Fi?

Yes — the wheel runs entirely in your browser. The animation is local, not streamed. Even slow Wi-Fi only affects your video and audio quality, not the wheel itself. For multiplayer rooms, the sync is lightweight (<1 KB per spin) and tolerates poor connections.

Is it free for work meetings?

Completely free, no signup, no per-seat licensing. We don't track which meetings you use it in. The site is fully usable offline after the first page load — useful for air-gapped corporate networks.

Spin Wheel for Zoom Meetings

Q: Is it free for work meetings?

Completely free, no signup, no per-seat licensing. We don't track which meetings you use it in. The site is fully usable offline after the first page load — useful for air-gapped corporate networks.

Remote meetings need a fair way to pick who goes next — for stand-up rotations, retro speakers, breakout assignments, icebreaker questions, and giveaway draws. Share your screen, spin the wheel, and let randomness handle the picks so no one's stuck volunteering. Optionally invite the call into a multiplayer room so everyone sees the same live spin.

Built for remote team leads, agile coaches, scrum masters, distributed-workshop facilitators, and anyone running Zoom, Meet, or Teams calls who needs a visible, fair selection tool.

Open the wheel →

Sample entries — Stand-up team

Alice
Ben
Carlos
Diya
Eva
Farid
Gemma
Hassan

Copy these into the Entries tab on the main wheel.

Why use this wheel

Screen-share friendly — large wheel, high contrast, fullscreen mode
Multiplayer rooms so the whole call watches the same spin in real time
Multi-pick to assign breakout groups in a single spin
AI-generate icebreaker questions, retro topics, or stand-up prompts in one tap
Save a 'team wheel' and reuse it daily
Works in any browser — no install, no Zoom plugin, no app-store dance

Common uses

Stand-up speaker rotation. Drop the team list, spin to pick who shares first. Removes the awkward 'I'll go… no you go' five seconds.
Retro topic spinner. AI-generate 5–10 retro prompts ('what to keep doing', 'what to stop'), drop on a wheel, spin per round.
Breakout room assignment. Multi-pick to draw groups of 3–4. Read the groups aloud, assign breakout rooms manually in Zoom.
Icebreaker question wheel. Spin to a get-to-know-you prompt at the start of a meeting. Saves anyone from having to think of one.
Live giveaway or draw. Drop attendee names from the participant list, multi-pick winners, project the result via screen share.
Remote game night picker. Open a multiplayer room, share the code in chat, spin together — everyone watches the same animation, not your delayed screen-share.

Why remote meetings benefit from a visible wheel

In-person meetings have natural turn-taking cues — eye contact, body language, the person clearing their throat. Remote meetings lose all of that, which is why the silence after 'who wants to go first?' is so much longer on Zoom than in a room. A wheel replaces the missing cue with an unambiguous external pick: the wheel said you, so go.

There's a related fairness benefit. In remote calls, the same loud voices dominate even more than in person, because there's no body-language friction to interrupting. A randomised pick distributes airtime that would otherwise pool around 2–3 people in a 10-person call.

Patterns: stand-ups, retros, all-hands, game nights

For daily stand-ups: save a 'Team Stand-up' wheel, enable 'Remove winner from wheel', and spin per speaker until everyone's gone. Reset at the start of each new cycle (Monday morning for weekly cycles).

For sprint retros: spin to pick who shares their reflection first, then go round-robin from there. Optionally spin a second wheel of retro prompts (AI can generate these) per round.

For all-hands Q&A: drop the queued questions on a wheel and spin to pick the next one. Removes the host's implicit bias toward 'safe' questions.

For game nights: open a multiplayer room, share the code in chat, and use the synchronised spin. Built-in confetti and TTS makes it festive without an extra app.

Tips for share-screen and multiplayer modes

If screen-sharing, press F for fullscreen first — the wheel fills the share with no panel UI to distract, and the result is easier to read at meeting-window scale.

Enable 'Speak winner aloud (TTS)' so people who looked away during the spin hear the result. Useful in calls where attention drifts.

For multiplayer rooms, only the host can spin — this prevents the chaos of 'who hit the button first' across a 12-person call. Hand over hosting if you need to leave mid-call.

How to use spin wheel for zoom meetings

Open the wheel in your browser. Bookmark this page so it's one click away during meetings.
Add your participants or prompts. Paste names from your team list, or AI-generate icebreaker questions in one tap.
Share screen or start a room. Screen-share works for everyone. For real-time sync, click 'Host room' and share the 6-character code in chat.
Spin. Press Space or click the wheel. Press F for fullscreen first if you're screen-sharing.

Frequently asked questions

Do my participants need to install anything?: No. Just open the page in any modern browser. For shared-spin mode (multiplayer room), participants enter a 6-character code on the same page in their own browser — no install, no signup.
Should I screen-share the wheel or use a multiplayer room?: Screen-share is simplest — works for any meeting, but participants see your delayed screen-share frames. A multiplayer room is better for high-stakes draws or game nights: everyone's wheel syncs to the host's spin in real time, so the result feels live, not screen-shared.
How do I pick stand-up speakers fairly?: Save a 'Team' wheel with everyone's names. Each morning, enable 'Remove winner from wheel' and spin until everyone's shared. Reset by re-adding the names when the cycle's done.
Can I assign breakout rooms with the wheel?: Yes. Set Pick count to your desired group size (e.g. 4), spin to draw the first group, spin again for the second, until all attendees are assigned. The wheel auto-excludes already-picked names. Then create those breakouts in Zoom or Meet.
Will the wheel work over a slow Wi-Fi?: Yes — the wheel runs entirely in your browser. The animation is local, not streamed. Even slow Wi-Fi only affects your video and audio quality, not the wheel itself. For multiplayer rooms, the sync is lightweight (<1 KB per spin) and tolerates poor connections.
Is it free for work meetings?: Completely free, no signup, no per-seat licensing. We don't track which meetings you use it in. The site is fully usable offline after the first page load — useful for air-gapped corporate networks.

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