Pick a colour at random
Choosing a colour can be harder than it sounds. When every shade looks good, the wheel makes the call. It starts with six bright colours, and each slice is painted in the colour it names, so the result is easy to see from across the room.
Artists use it as a drawing prompt: one spin for the main colour, another for the accent. Crafters use it for yarn and fabric challenges, and teachers use it for colour-recognition games. Edit the entries to add pink, brown, teal or any other name. If you want to repaint the slices, open the colour options and pick your own.
How to use this tool
- Spin the wheel to pick a colour.
- Use the result as your main colour, or spin twice for a pair.
- Edit the entries to add more colour names.
- Open Advanced options to change the slice colours.
Ways to use it
- Art and drawing challenges.
- Choosing yarn, paint or fabric for a craft project.
- Colour games for young children.
- Picking a team colour or an outfit colour.
Is it fair and private?
Every result on SpinPicker is picked at random by your own browser, and every number or entry has exactly the same chance. Nothing is sent to a server, so nobody else can see or change your result.