Embed a wheel
Add up to 100 names, choose a theme and a rim, then paste the frame on a website or in PowerPoint.
Copy this embed
The link already holds this wheel.
Pixels for the script and the iframe. Default is 640 by 560. The PowerPoint link does not use these.
How to embed a wheel
This page builds a wheel frame you can paste. Set the slices here, then copy a script for a website or a link for PowerPoint.
The frame is only the wheel. It does not include this page, the site header, or the footer.
Slices
Each line is one slice, up to 100. Paste a list to add several names at once. New restores the default names, theme, rim, and result.
Themes
A preset paints the slices. The rim follows that palette until you set its own colors. Hub fill and hub outline are on the same Design tab. Slice photos stay on the full wheel editor.
Result
Choose confetti or fireworks, highlight the winning slice, and turn the result popup on or off. Set the popup message, its style, and which buttons it shows.
Spin
Auto Stop lands on its own. Manual Stop keeps spinning until you tap Stop. Sound effects play a short tick on each slice and a three-note chime when the wheel stops. Hide item names covers the labels until the wheel stops. The popup still shows the real name.
Frame background
Choose Transparent, Brand, or a single color. That choice is stored in the script and in the PowerPoint link.
On a website
- Set the names, theme, rim, center, result, and spin options.
- Under Embed code, choose Script or iframe, then copy.
- Paste it where your page accepts HTML.
- Width and height start at 640 by 560 pixels. Change them before you copy. The frame shrinks to the box around it.
In PowerPoint
- Copy Code for PowerPoint.
- Choose Insert, then Get Add-ins, and add Web Viewer.
- Paste the link and choose Preview. The wheel fills that viewer. The script width and height do not apply. The background is already in the link.
After you paste
If you change the wheel, copy again and replace the old snippet. The pasted link keeps the setup from the moment you copied it.
For a developer
The Script block includes a function named winLog. It runs on your page after each spin. Edit that function to use the result. An iframe tag does not call it.
Photos, weights, and a saved share link stay on the spin wheel.