How to Use a Random Wheel for a Fair Draw

A fair draw requires removing accidental duplicates, publishing rules and weights in advance and recording results. A web wheel is not legal certification.

Goal and scope

A fair draw requires removing accidental duplicates, publishing rules and weights in advance and recording results. A web wheel is not legal certification.

Recommended workflow

Open the related tool, test the settings with a small sample, then process the real material. Do not rely on a success message alone—open, copy or download the result and verify it.

Practical example

List 30 students once each and remove a selected name. Publish the list and repeat-selection rule before spinning.

Common mistakes and troubleshooting

Duplicate names, changing the list mid-draw, hidden weights or confusing animation length with probability can undermine trust.

Phone and browser considerations

Fullscreen works well for classroom display, but lock the list and rules before starting. Refreshing the browser can remove unexported history.

Privacy and result checks

WebToolMint prioritizes in-browser processing. Keep originals and use a second verification method for contracts, identity documents, passwords, location data or business information.