Food

Candy Wheel

Spin the candy wheel to randomly pick from 12 classics: Skittles, M&Ms, Snickers, KitKat, Reese's, Sour Patch, and more. Free, no signup.

The candy wheel has 12 classic picks loaded and ready to spin: Skittles, M&Ms, Snickers, Twix, KitKat, Reese's, Starburst, Sour Patch, Gummy Bears, Milky Way, 3 Musketeers, and Butterfinger. Hit Spin and let the wheel decide for you.

Entries

12 active

Long-press to reorder · Tap name to edit

Spin History

Your spin history will appear here. Press Spin Now to get started.

How to use the Candy Wheel

  1. 1

    Open the candy wheel — all 12 candies are pre-loaded.

  2. 2

    Add, remove, or edit entries in the panel next to the wheel to match your actual candy selection.

  3. 3

    Adjust any entry's weight if you want certain candies to come up more often.

  4. 4

    Turn on Remove Winner if you want each candy to appear only once per session.

  5. 5

    Hit Spin and wait for the wheel to land on your candy.

What's on the candy wheel

The wheel comes pre-loaded with 12 well-known candies covering the main categories: chocolate bars (Snickers, Twix, KitKat, Milky Way, 3 Musketeers, Butterfinger), peanut butter (Reese's), candy-coated chocolate (M&Ms), fruit chews (Skittles, Starburst), sour gummies (Sour Patch), and gummies (Gummy Bears). That mix means whatever mood you're in — chewy, crunchy, chocolatey, or sour — the wheel has it covered.

You can swap any entry out or add your own favourites. Type a name in the entry field and press Enter, or paste a whole list at once using the bulk import text area. Want to weight the wheel toward a favourite? Give that entry a higher number in its weight field and it'll take up a larger slice — and win more often.

Ways people actually use a candy wheel spinner

Halloween and party games

Pass the device around at a Halloween party and let each guest spin for their treat. Turn on Remove Winner so each candy only comes up once — perfect for working through a prize bag without repeats.

Settling the snack debate

Can't agree on which candy to buy? Load everyone's top picks, spin once, and commit. It takes the negotiation out of the snack run entirely.

Classroom rewards and raffle prizes

Teachers use candy pickers to randomly assign treat prizes. Add student names to a separate wheel, or keep this one for picking which candy prize is up for grabs. The full wheels library has other classroom-friendly options too.

Taste-test challenges

Setting up a blind taste test? Spin the candy wheel to decide the order you try each one — removes any bias in the sequence and adds a bit of drama to the reveal.

Customising the wheel for your candy list

The 12 defaults are a starting point. If your household only stocks three types of candy, delete the rest with the X next to each entry. If you've got a full Halloween haul, bulk-import the whole list in one paste. You can also hide an entry with the eye toggle — it stays in the list but gets skipped during spins, handy if something runs out mid-party without you wanting to fully delete it.

For the look, pick from 16 colour palettes in the Customize panel — Candy and Bubblegum palettes are an obvious fit here, but Neon and Carnival work well for a party setup. Hit Shuffle colors to remix the current palette's order across the slices.

If you want to build a completely different food wheel from scratch, the wheel generator lets you start with a blank slate. Or browse the Food hub for other themed wheels — the breakfast wheel is a popular one for morning decisions.

Frequently asked

Q.01

does the candy wheel include any non-chocolate candies

Yes — 4 of the 12 entries are non-chocolate: Skittles, Starburst, Sour Patch, and Gummy Bears.

Q.02

is there a lollipop or hard candy on the candy wheel

No hard candies or lollipops are included in the 12 defaults; all entries are either chocolate bars, chewy/gummy candies, or candy-coated chocolate.

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