Customize & Share
Plain text names work fine, but a wheel of photos, movie posters, or team headshots is more fun to watch spin. Here's how to add images to yours.

The image button sits inside the entries panel, next to each row's text field, once the Image column is turned on.
It's part of the full wheel editor on the homepage, and it's also available in the embed customizer.
Individual tool pages, like the random name picker or raffle wheel, use simpler panels built for one job and don't include it.
If you want images on your wheel, build it from the homepage editor instead of a dedicated tool page.

Open the More fields menu above your entry list and switch on Image, alongside Weight, Color, Duplicate, or Hide if you want those too.
Each toggle adds its own control to every row, so turn on only what you actually plan to use.


By default, entries show both their image and their text label on the wheel.
Toggle Hide names on the wheel, in the entries toolbar or in Spin Behavior settings, to show images alone for a cleaner look.
The change is only cosmetic. The winner dialog still names the winning entry in text after every spin, so nobody loses track of who actually won.
Uploaded images stay in your browser's local storage, not on a server, until you export, share, or embed the wheel.
Wheel of Names identifies each image by the content of its bytes, not its filename or upload order.
So uploading the same photo to five different entries stores it once, not five separate times.
Clearing your browser's site data clears locally stored images along with the rest of your wheel data.