PickerSpin Press Kit
Everything you need to write about PickerSpin in one place: a description you can quote, key facts, logos and screenshots you are free to use, and a contact who will answer.
About PickerSpin
PickerSpin is a free online wheel spinner and random name picker. It needs no account and shows no ads, and it draws every result with the browser's Web Crypto API before the wheel starts to turn, so the animation can never change the outcome. Anyone can check the generator on the randomness page, which runs a chi-squared test on up to 100,000 simulated spins. Alongside the wheel, PickerSpin includes a classroom spinner, a team generator, bingo and Tambola callers, printable bingo cards, a dice roller and pickers for YouTube and Instagram giveaways. It runs in any modern browser, and there are free iOS and Android apps.
Key facts
- Online since: March 2025
- Built by: Ramesh, who writes the code and the guides
- Platforms: web (any modern browser), iOS and Android apps
- Price: the website is free, with no account and no ads. The apps are free, with an optional one-time Pro upgrade.
- How results are drawn:
crypto.getRandomValues(), with rejection sampling to avoid modulo bias. How the fairness test works. - Tools: spin the wheel, classroom spinner, team generator, bingo caller 1-75, Tambola caller 1-90, printable bingo cards, dice roller, coin flip, random number wheel, bulk name picker, comment pickers for YouTube and Instagram, and Live Spin rooms that show the same spin on every screen.
Logos
Use these as they are, without stretching or recolouring them.
Screenshots
Product images at 1200 by 630, free to use in coverage of PickerSpin.
Contact
For interviews, data or anything else, email hello@pickerspin.co. If you are checking a claim about how PickerSpin picks winners, the randomness page sets out the method and lets you run the test yourself.
PickerSpin Press Kit - questions
Can I use the PickerSpin logo and screenshots?
Yes. The logos and screenshots on the press kit page are free to use in articles, reviews and videos about PickerSpin. Please use them as they are, without stretching or recolouring them.
Who builds PickerSpin?
PickerSpin is built by Ramesh, who writes the code and the guides. It has been online since March 2025.
How can I verify how PickerSpin picks a winner?
The randomness page explains the method, crypto.getRandomValues() with rejection sampling, and lets you run a chi-squared test on up to 100,000 simulated spins in your own browser.