Can't settle on a color? Spin the color wheel and let it choose.
A random color picker for art prompts, design decisions, games, and any time you just need a color.
Your wheels save right on your device and the spinner works offline, no sign-up required.
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Start with the classic rainbow color wheel, or switch to basic, pastel, warm, or cool colors.
Tap the color wheel spinner and let it land on a random color.
See the winning color's name and swatch, then spin again for the next one.
This tool is a random color picker.
Spin the color wheel when you can't decide what to paint with, which team color to take, or what shade your next project should use.
Choose how many colors fill the wheel, switch between rainbow, basic, pastel, warm, and cool sets, and every slice shows its real color and name.
The default set is arranged like the classic color wheel chart: 12 hues in order around the circle, from red through orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet.
On a complementary color wheel, complementary colors sit directly opposite each other.
So whatever the spinner lands on, the slice straight across from it is its complement, a handy starting point for palettes that pop.
| Color | Complementary color |
|---|---|
| Red | Green |
| Red-Orange | Blue-Green |
| Orange | Blue |
| Yellow-Orange | Blue-Violet |
| Yellow | Violet |
| Yellow-Green | Red-Violet |
It's a spinning color wheel that picks a random color for you, showing the winning swatch and its name the moment it lands.
Spin it whenever you're undecided, for drawing prompts, design choices, games, or classroom challenges.
Complementary colors sit directly opposite each other on the wheel.
With the 12-hue rainbow set, look at the slice straight across from your result, see the complementary-pairs table below for the full list without spinning again.
Yes. Switch the color set to pastel, warm, cool, or basic in the panel, and choose 4, 6, 8, or 12 colors to fill the wheel.
Smaller counts still spread evenly around the full hue circle.
It's free with no sign-up required, and it runs equally well on a phone, tablet, or desktop browser. After the first load, it also keeps spinning offline.
Tap the wheel and it spins to a random color, then shows the winning swatch and its name.
Spin again as often as you like for a new color.
Yes. The Color Picker Wheel runs in any browser on phones, tablets, and computers, and keeps spinning offline once the page has loaded.