Decision Wheel
Spin a wheel of up to twelve options: weights bend the slices, printed chances match, and a seed replays one landing.
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About Decision Wheel
The wheel is drawn here in plain SVG, with no canvas and no images: each slice's angle is its weight divided by the total weight, so a weight of 3 covers three times as much wheel as a weight of 1.
The landing is drawn from the same weights: a uniform spin is dropped into the cumulative slice angles, which is exactly the same as spinning a physically fair wheel. The printed chances are the slice sizes.
Questions about Decision Wheel
How do weights change the odds?
An option's chance is its weight divided by the total weight. The table prints that percentage for every option, so you can see the trade-off before you spin.
Can I replay a spin?
Fill in the seed field. The same options, weights and seed land in the same place, which makes a disputed spin provable.
Is there a limit on options?
Twelve options. Past that the slices and their labels stop being readable, and very thin slices lose their label (the table still lists every option).
Bookmark and homescreen
- Press Ctrl+B now (or Cmd+B on macOS) to bookmark this page in your browser.
- Drag this link to your bookmarks bar and it will always open this tool: Decision Wheel.
- On a phone: open in Chrome/Safari and use "Add to Home Screen" — the site ships a homescreen icon and manifest, so it installs like an app.
- Two addresses work:
https://useful-utilities.com/decision-wheel/anddecision-wheel.useful-utilities.com. Copy whichever you prefer.