Spin it, get a letter, start the game.
Think of it as a dice roll for the alphabet. Give the wheel a spin, watch the pointer click past the letters, and wait for it to run out of steam. Whatever it lands on is your letter. No sign-up, no setup, and no peeking at the result before it stops.
Full A to Z, only vowels, only consonants, or both cases on one wheel. Switch with one tap.
Type any word or string and each character gets a slice. βPickerβ gives you six. Handy for anagram games.
Turn it on and a picked letter sits out the next spin, so every round feels fresh until you refill.
Each result comes with a nudge, like βB is for Bananaβ. Great for kids, or for anyone stuck on a category.
Pick a colour theme, change speed and spin time, swap the tick sound, or let the page borrow your wheel's colours.
Put the wheel on a big screen for a classroom or a game night. The controls tuck away behind the icons.
Open Letter options and decide what goes on the wheel. Pick Custom if you want to type your own.
Go with capitals, lowercase or both. Use the gear for speed, sound, colours and the no-repeat switch.
Tap SPIN in the middle. Want it to run until you say so? Turn on manual stop and hit STOP yourself.
Take the result and run with it. The trophy icon keeps a list of every spin, so nobody argues about what came up.
Scattergories, Stop, Name Place Animal Thing. The wheel picks the letter, everyone scrambles.
Phonics practice, spelling warm-ups, or βfind something in the room that starts withβ¦β.
Write a sentence where every word starts with the chosen letter. Silly, but it unsticks you.
Name a movie, a snack or a celebrity that starts with the letter. Last one standing wins.
Learning a new language? Spin, then say as many words as you can that begin with that letter.
Stuck on a project, pet or band name? A random starting letter narrows the field fast.
Pick the first letter of the answer for a round, or let teams choose a letter for a bonus.
Play the alphabet game without staring at licence plates. Spot something for each new letter.