Yes or No Wheel
Can't decide? Spin the wheel for an instant, unbiased Yes or No answer, powered by cryptographically secure randomness right in your browser.
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Pro Tips
- •The result is decided the instant you spin, using the same secure randomness as our password generators - the animation is just for effect
- •Each spin is an independent 50/50 chance, so a run of several 'Yes' results doesn't make 'No' any more likely next time
- •Recent Spins keeps a running log of your last 10 results so you can see the split over multiple spins
- •Great for breaking a tie or making a quick low-stakes decision when you don't want to overthink it
Most Popular
Most people spin once for a quick decision, though the recent-spins log makes it fun to watch the split over several spins
When to Use This Tool
Get an instant answer for a low-stakes choice instead of deliberating.
Settle a disagreement or a coin-flip-style decision between two people.
Use the wheel as a fun random prompt in games, streams, or group activities.
Generate a quick series of Yes/No outcomes for demos, teaching probability, or testing.
How It Works
Click Spin, and a cryptographically secure random angle is generated instantly using the Web Crypto API
That angle determines whether the wheel lands on the Yes or No half - each half covers exactly 180 degrees, for an even 50/50 split
A multi-second spin animation plays for effect, landing on the predetermined result
The result is revealed and logged to your recent-spins history
100% Private
Files never leave your device. All processing happens locally in your browser.
Lightning Fast
Powered by Client-side JavaScript using the Web Crypto API for randomness for optimal performance on modern browsers.
Open Source
Built with verified, open-source libraries. Fully transparent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the wheel actually random?
Yes - the outcome is generated using the Web Crypto API's cryptographically secure random number generator, the same source used by our password generator tools, not a simple predictable timer-based method.
Is it exactly 50/50?
Yes - the Yes and No halves of the wheel each cover exactly 180 degrees, and the landing angle is chosen uniformly at random, so each spin has an even chance of either result.
Does a streak of 'Yes' results mean 'No' is due next?
No - each spin is independent. Previous results have no effect on the next spin, even after a long streak of the same outcome.
Can I use this to make an important decision?
It's built for quick, low-stakes choices and fun - for anything with real consequences, treat it as a nudge rather than a final answer.
Is my data sent to a server?
No. Every spin is generated and animated entirely in your browser - nothing is transmitted anywhere.