Letter wheel spinner
The letter wheel spins all 26 letters of the alphabet and lands on one random letter when you press spin. It shows capitals by default, with a lowercase list one tap away.
Ways to use the alphabet wheel
On the classroom projector
Use full screen so the class sees the next letter.
Party category rounds
Spin, then name a film, food, or place starting with it.
Drawing and warm-up prompts
Pick a letter for a sketch, word hunt, or ESL round.
How the letter wheel works
Pick the letter pool
Use all 26, vowels, consonants, half the alphabet, or edit the slices.
Spin the wheel
Press the center or Space in full screen. Esc exits.
Run alphabet rounds
Remove winners until every letter has had a turn.
Spin vowels, consonants, or half the alphabet
Choose five vowels, 21 consonants, A to M, or N to Z. Y counts as a consonant here.
Letter wheel questions
Quick answers about the letters, pools, removals, and odds.
Which letters are on the wheel?
All 26 letters of the English alphabet, shown as capitals by default. Load the lowercase list to spin a to z instead.
Can I spin only vowels or consonants?
Yes. The vowel list loads a five-slice wheel of A, E, I, O, and U; the consonant list loads the other 21 letters.
Can I remove a letter after it wins?
Yes. Remove winners keeps landed letters off until the pool resets.
Can I add or remove letters myself?
Yes. Delete, reorder, recolor, or add slices.
Does every letter have the same chance?
Yes, while slices stay equal. A larger slice raises that letter's chance.
Is this the same as the random letter generator?
No. The random letter generator shows letters instantly with no spin, draws up to 26 at once, and tracks used letters across rounds.