A raffle wheel for your charity draw
Put the ticket numbers you sold on the wheel and spin it on a screen everyone can see. Take each winning ticket off before the next prize, so no ticket wins twice. This wheel starts with tickets 1 to 30; add or remove numbers to match the tickets you sold.
Try this wheel
Spin it here. Open it as your own wheel to rename wedges, change weights, save it and show it on a big screen.
A free RepBud account runs your own wheel. No card needed; guests join without an account or app.
What is on this wheel
Your wheel opens as “Charity raffle” with these 30 wedges. A higher weight means a bigger wedge and a proportionally higher chance; rename, add or remove any of them.
- Ticket 1
- Ticket 2
- Ticket 3
- Ticket 4
- Ticket 5
- Ticket 6
- Ticket 7
- Ticket 8
- Ticket 9
- Ticket 10
- Ticket 11
- Ticket 12
- Ticket 13
- Ticket 14
- Ticket 15
- Ticket 16
- Ticket 17
- Ticket 18
- Ticket 19
- Ticket 20
- Ticket 21
- Ticket 22
- Ticket 23
- Ticket 24
- Ticket 25
- Ticket 26
- Ticket 27
- Ticket 28
- Ticket 29
- Ticket 30
Tips
- Check the rules for raffles and lotteries where you are before you sell tickets; they differ from country to country and sometimes by region.
- Only put sold tickets on the wheel. Paste the numbers in one per line, or upload a CSV of your ticket list.
- Draw the smallest prizes first and the main prize last, so the room stays until the end.
- Remove each winning ticket and spin again for the next prize, and read the number out before the winner comes up.
- Download the winner log as a CSV afterwards so you have a record of which ticket won which prize.
Questions
How many tickets can I put on the wheel?
Up to 500 entries per draw. Paste them, one per line, or upload a CSV or Excel file.
Can I stop a ticket winning twice?
Yes. After each draw, remove the winning ticket and spin again for the next prize. The winner log records each result with its round and a timestamp.
Can people enter by phone instead of paper tickets?
Yes. Start a live draw and guests scan the QR code to put their name on the wheel, with no account or app. Check whether your local raffle rules allow free entry this way.
Is the draw fair?
Each spin uses the browser’s cryptographically secure random source, and with equal weights each ticket has the same chance.