Colour picker spinner
Spin to choose a random colour for art, games or design prompts.
Build your wheel
Click the wheel or use the button to spin.
How it works
Select a ready-made palette or type custom colour names and hex codes. Use the result as a quick creative constraint.
Use a ready-made rainbow or neutral palette, or type your own colour names and codes. The result can act as a creative constraint for art, design, games, and classroom activities.
Load Rainbow or Neutrals, then edit the entries to match the colours available in your project.
Use labels such as Forest green, Warm grey, or #1769F5 when a general colour name is not precise enough.
Use the selected label in your activity, then remove it if you want a sequence of different colours.
Spin for a sketch palette, clothing challenge, game token, room in a scavenger hunt, or the accent colour in a practice design. A constrained result can help start a project when the number of possibilities feels overwhelming.
The labels are your selectable colour values. The wheel's segment colours come from the chosen interface theme and do not automatically preview custom names or hex codes. Keep a separate swatch reference when exact colour appearance matters.
Popular uses
Helpful answers
Yes. Replace the default labels with colour names, hex codes, paint names, or any palette labels you use.
No. Segment appearance follows one of the three interface themes; the selected text is the actual result.
Yes. Enable Remove winner after spin so each selected colour leaves before the next draw.
No. Use a dedicated accessibility contrast checker when text readability or interface compliance matters.