How to use Yes or No Wheel
Spin a Yes or No wheel for free in your browser, starting with one Yes entry and one No entry. This page reuses the random wheel with a two-option preset, so you can edit the entries and use its existing history controls.
Click Spin the wheel to draw an answer and wait for the result display. Normal mode keeps both entries for the next spin. With one entry of each kind, both answers have the same chance; repeating an entry changes its share of the draw.
Use the Yes / No preset button to restore the two choices after editing. Other presets add options such as Maybe. Eliminate mode removes the winning entry, so keep Normal mode if you want a fresh Yes-or-No choice from both entries each time.
Why use UtilDaily’s Yes or No Wheel?
- Start with Yes and No already entered.
- Keep the existing wheel controls for entries, modes, and result history.
- Use Normal mode to retain both answers between spins.
- Draw the winning entry through secureRandomInt and Web Crypto.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Yes and No equally likely?
The starting preset contains exactly one Yes and one No, and the wheel draws a uniform entry index. Editing or duplicating entries can change the answer probabilities.
Why did one answer disappear?
Eliminate mode removes the winning entry after a spin. Select Normal and click the Yes / No preset to restore both answers for repeated decisions.
Can I add Maybe?
Yes, choose the Yes / No / Maybe preset or edit the entries. That changes the draw to include a third answer rather than keeping a binary choice.
Does the animation choose the answer?
The wheel selects a winning entry through secureRandomInt before animating toward it. The animation presents that result.
Will the wheel remember my entries?
Save current wheel stores a wheel in this browser for later loading. Session history is separate, so export its CSV if you want a record of spins.
Should I use it for an important decision?
The wheel returns a random entry and does not evaluate your question. Use it for casual choices after deciding that either outcome is acceptable.
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