Yes or No Wheel: Spin for an Instant Answer, Free

Ask your question and spin: this yes or no wheel gives you a random answer in a few seconds. It is free, with no sign-up and nothing to install. Yes and No each get half of the wheel, so neither comes up more often. Add Maybe if you want a third answer, or change the words to anything you like.

How to use the yes or no wheel

1. Think of a question that a yes or a no can answer.
2. Press Spin the wheel, or tap the middle of the wheel. It turns for a few seconds and stops on one answer.
3. Read the answer under the wheel. Every spin also goes into the history list, newest first.
4. Want a third answer? Add Maybe on a new line in the box, and the wheel redraws with three slices.

Is the yes or no wheel really random?

Yes. The answer is picked before the wheel moves. Your browser draws one slice with its built-in cryptographic random generator (crypto.getRandomValues), then the wheel turns and stops inside that slice, never on the line between two. How hard or how often you press changes nothing, and one spin has no effect on the next.

Yes, no or maybe: changing the answers

The box under the wheel holds one answer per line, and you can edit it. Add Maybe for a third slice, or swap the words for Do it and Skip it, Stay and Go, or Heads and Tails. Each line is its own slice, so writing Yes twice and No once makes Yes come up twice as often.

What can you ask it?

• Small decisions: order in or cook, go out or stay home, text them or wait.
• Party games: a forfeit, a dare, or who has to answer first.
• The classroom: true or false practice, or a quick class vote on the board.

Use it for choices that can go either way. A random answer knows nothing about your question, so anything important about your health, money or safety deserves more than a spin.

More than two answers?

For a longer list, use the spin the wheel page, or the random name picker to draw a name from a list.

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