
Show the final list
Capture the wheel and entry count before spinning. This is the moment where eligibility and duplicates should already be settled.
Fair giveaway & raffle toolkit
This toolkit is for giveaways, raffles, classroom rewards, prize wheels, and public draws where the process matters as much as the selected winner. Use it before loading entries into ClickTheWheel.
Paste usernames, ticket numbers, names, or IDs one per line. The cleaner trims spaces, removes blank lines, and shows duplicates using a case-insensitive check.
1 blank line(s) ignored.
Use this before a prize draw, stream giveaway, classroom reward, office raffle, or community event.
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Fill this in during the draw, then export a CSV for your records.
| Prize | Order | Winner | Backup | Claimed | Proof note | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
A simple proof trail does not need to be complicated. For most low-stakes draws, capture the final list, the selected winner, and the result history.

Capture the wheel and entry count before spinning. This is the moment where eligibility and duplicates should already be settled.

Screenshot or record the winner modal so the selected entry is visible and tied to the actual spin.

Use result history as a simple proof trail for multiple prizes, backup winners, and later questions.
Export or copy eligible usernames, remove late entries, dedupe according to the posted rules, then load the cleaned list into the wheel. Use public usernames instead of private emails or addresses.
Draw the largest prize first, remove each winner after selection, and write the prize name beside each result in the winner log.
Use first names, initials, table groups, or ticket numbers. Avoid displaying sensitive student data on the projector.
After cleaning entries and checking duplicate rules, paste the final list into ClickTheWheel. Do not edit the public draw list after participants have seen the final count unless you explain exactly why.
Open the wheel spinner