A picture wheel spinner
The image picker turns your own photos into a spinning wheel: every picture fills a slice, and the one the wheel stops on is shown large. Add class photos, pets, places or dishes, give each picture a name, and hide pictures after they come up to go through them all without repeats. The pictures are opened in your browser only, so nothing is uploaded.
How to spin a wheel of pictures
- Add pictures with the file chooser or drop them on the drop zone.
- Name the pictures and untick any you want to leave off the wheel.
- Spin. The wheel stops on a random picture and shows it large.
- Hide the picture after it comes up to keep going without repeats.
Ways to use a picture wheel
- Pick a student at random from class photos.
- Choose tonight’s dinner from photos of the dishes you like.
- Pick a holiday destination from photos of the places on your list.
- Play a guessing game on the mystery wheel: the picture appears only when it stops.
- Pick a random outfit, book cover or game from a set of photos.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make a spinning wheel with pictures?
Add pictures to the SpinnerWheel image picker with the file chooser or by dropping them on it. Each picture fills a slice of the wheel, and a spin picks one at random and shows it large.
Are my pictures uploaded or saved?
The SpinnerWheel image picker opens the pictures in your browser and never uploads them. They are not saved either, so they are gone when the page is closed or reloaded.
How many pictures can the wheel hold?
The SpinnerWheel image picker holds up to 60 pictures. Past that, slices get too thin to recognise a picture.
Which picture formats work?
Any picture your browser can open works, such as JPG, PNG, WebP and GIF. An animated GIF shows its first frame.
Can a picture be taken off after it is picked?
Hide each picture after it comes up. On the SpinnerWheel image picker, a hidden picture is unticked and stays off the wheel until it is ticked again.