Embed a wheel
You can put any WheelPicky wheel on your own website, blog, class page or stream overlay. The wheel runs inside a small frame, spins the same way it does here, and needs no account.
The quick way
- Open any wheel, like the wheel of names or the yes or no wheel.
- Type your entries and give the wheel a title.
- Click Share under the wheel, then Copy code.
- Paste the code into your page where you want the wheel to appear.
Build a wheel from a link
Every embedded wheel is a link with its settings in it. You can write one by hand:
https://wheelpicky.com/embed/?title=Lunch&choices=Pizza,Tacos,Sushi
| Parameter | What it does | Example |
|---|---|---|
choices | Entries, separated by commas. Required. | Red,Blue,Green |
title | Title shown above the wheel and on the result. | Pick a color |
weights | How likely each entry is, in the same order. | 1,1,3 |
colors | Slice colors as hex codes without the #. | E8423F,2F6BFF,1FA67A |
mute | Turn the spin sounds off. | true |
confetti | Turn the confetti off. | false |
theme | Force light or dark colors. Leave it out to follow the visitor’s device. | dark |
If an entry has a comma in it, write it as %2C, for example Washington%2C D.C.
The embed code
Put your link in the src of an iframe. A height of about 620 pixels fits the wheel and its buttons. The short credit line under it is optional, and we appreciate it.
<iframe src="https://wheelpicky.com/embed/?choices=Yes,No" width="100%" height="620" style="border:0;max-width:640px" title="Spinning wheel"></iframe>
<p>Make your own wheel at <a href="https://wheelpicky.com/">WheelPicky</a></p>
Visitors can spin as often as they like. Each visitor gets their own fair result, picked by their browser’s secure random number generator.