Embed a spinner wheel on your website
You can put any SpinDecide wheel on your own site for free. Build the wheel, press Share or embed, copy the embed code and paste it into your page. Visitors can spin it without leaving your site.
How to embed a wheel
Build your wheel
Open the wheel spinner or any ready-made wheel and edit the options, colours and title until it is exactly what you want.
Copy the embed code
Press Share or embed under the wheel. Copy the code in the “Embed it on your website” box.
Paste it into your page
In WordPress, add a Custom HTML block. In Google Sites, use Embed → Embed code. In Notion, type /embed and paste the link from inside the code. Most site builders have an HTML or embed block that works the same way.
What the embed looks like
The embedded wheel shows the wheel, the Spin button and the result pop-up. The editor is hidden, so your visitors spin your options rather than changing them. It is responsive: it shrinks to fit phones and grows to 640 pixels wide on larger screens. If you need it wider, change max-width in the code.
Good places to use an embedded wheel
- A class website or learning platform page, so students can spin for a topic, a question or a reward.
- A blog post that offers readers a random pick, such as a recipe or a writing prompt.
- A giveaway announcement page where entrants can see the list of names being drawn from.
- An internal team wiki, for picking who runs stand-up or who presents next.
Updating an embedded wheel
The options live inside the embed link. To change them, edit the wheel on SpinDecide, create a new embed code and replace the old one. Please keep the small credit link under the wheel; it is how other people find the tool.