Embed a wheel on your own page

Put a WheelToss wheel on your own page. Paste one iframe, and the entries travel inside the link — there is no script to add, no account to connect and no request to us that carries anything.

Loading the wheel…

How to embed a wheel

Build the wheel you want on the home page, open the Share panel and press “Share this wheel”. Copy the link, then swap the / at the start of the path for /embed/ — everything after the “#” stays exactly as it is. That fragment is the wheel.

Because the wheel is carried in the fragment, the page you embed is static: nothing is looked up, and your visitors’ browsers make no request that contains your entries.

Options

Add ?panel=1 to show the entry editor beside the wheel so visitors can change the list. Add ?transparent=1 to drop the background and let your own page show through. Add ?sound=1 to allow the tick and win sounds, which are off by default — an iframe that makes noise unprompted is a bad neighbour.

Accessibility and good manners

Give the iframe a title attribute that describes the wheel, not the site: “Spin the wheel to pick a prize” tells a screen-reader user what the frame is for. Keep the frame at least 320 pixels wide, and let it be tall enough that the Spin button is visible without scrolling inside it.

The embed carries no advertising, no analytics and no cookies of its own, and it keeps a single link back to WheelToss so your visitors can find the full tool if they want it.

The iframe

<iframe src="https://www.wheeltoss.com/embed/#w=YOUR_WHEEL_CODE"
        title="Spin the wheel to pick a winner"
        width="100%" height="620" loading="lazy"
        style="border:0"></iframe>

Replace YOUR_WHEEL_CODE with the part after the #w= in the link that “Share this wheel” gave you on the main wheel.