Random Number Wheel 1 to 50
This wheel picks a random number from 1 to 50, which covers most numbered draws, larger class registers and any list long enough that typing every item out would be tedious.
Fifty slices, one through fifty. The labels get thin at this size, but the winner is announced clearly when the wheel stops, so readability during the spin matters less than it looks like it will.
Fifty is the range where typing out your actual items stops being worth it. If you have fifty raffle tickets, fifty numbered entries in a spreadsheet, or a fifty-question bank, numbering is faster than pasting and the wheel does not care what the numbers stand for.
It is also the honest range for a small fundraiser draw. Fifty tickets sold, one wheel, everyone watching the same spin. Turn on remove-after-spin and work down through your prizes without a ticket ever winning twice.
For much larger draws, paste the entries into the main wheel instead, or set a range directly on the random number wheel.
Random Number Wheel 1 to 50 — questions
Are fifty slices still readable?
The labels are small during the spin, but the winning number is shown clearly when the wheel stops, so it works fine in practice — including on a projector.
Is it suitable for a fundraiser draw?
Yes. Turn on "Remove winner after spin" so no ticket can win twice, and spin once per prize. Everyone watching sees the same result, which is the point of drawing in public.
What about ranges above fifty?
The random number wheel takes any minimum and maximum up to a 200-number span, which is a better fit than editing fifty extra slices by hand.