Yes or No Wheel
Let the wheel decide for you!
is the answer!
What is Yes or No Wheel?
Yes or No Wheel is a free online decision maker that helps you answer simple yes/no questions with a spin of the wheel. When you're stuck between two choices or can't make up your mind, let the wheel decide for you! Perfect for quick decisions, settling debates, or just adding some fun randomness to your choices.
Instant Decisions
Get a yes or no answer in seconds
50/50 Odds
Fair and balanced chances for both outcomes
Track History
View all your past decisions and statistics
How to Use
1
Think of Your Question
Have a yes/no question in mind. It can be anything from "Should I go out tonight?" to "Should I have pizza for dinner?" Any question with a yes or no answer works!
2
Adjust Settings (Optional)
Customize the spin duration (2-10 seconds) using the Settings panel. Toggle sound effects on or off based on your preference.
3
Spin the Wheel
Click the SPIN button in the center of the wheel and watch it spin! The wheel will land on either "Yes" or "No" to answer your question.
4
View Your Answer
The result will be displayed in a popup. Check the Results panel to see your spin history and track statistics over time.
Popular Use Cases
Quick Decisions
Food Choices
Settling Debates
Party Games
Breaking Ties
Daily Choices
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! The wheel uses a random number generator to ensure completely fair and unbiased results. Each spin has an equal 50/50 chance of landing on Yes or No.
The Yes or No wheel is designed specifically for binary decisions. If you need custom options, try our main Wheel of Decision tool where you can add any choices you want.
The wheel has alternating Yes and No sections (4 of each) to create a more visually appealing spin experience while maintaining the same 50/50 probability for each outcome.
Yes! Your spin history is saved in your browser and displayed in the Results panel on the left sidebar. You can see your total spins and last result in the Statistics section.
The shuffle button randomizes the position of Yes and No sections on the wheel. This doesn't affect the 50/50 probability - it's just for visual variety!