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Random country wheel

Forty countries on one wheel. Spin for your next trip, your next dinner or tomorrow's geography lesson.

Spin the country wheel

Entries

40 entries

One name or prize per line. Repeated names get extra chances. Your spins stay on this device.

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Add 2 to 500 entries to get an embed code.

A little suspense. One lucky landing.

When to use a country wheel

  1. World food nights

    Spin a country each week and cook one dish from it. Japan gives you ramen night, Ethiopia gives you injera and a new appreciation for spice blends.

  2. Geography class

    Spin and have students find the country on a map, name its capital and share one fact. Remove countries as you cover them across the term.

  3. Travel dreaming

    Spin for the next trip you'll start saving for. Even if you don't book it, you'll learn something about a place you never considered.

  4. School projects

    Assign report countries fairly. Each student spins and removes their result, so no two reports cover the same place.

Try a different list

Copy a list and paste it into the wheel above, one entry per line.

Europe
France
Spain
Italy
Germany
Portugal
Greece
Netherlands
Austria
Czechia
Hungary
Croatia
Sweden
Capital cities
Tokyo
Lima
Nairobi
Oslo
Hanoi
Ottawa
Cairo
Lisbon
Seoul
Bogotá
Canberra
Reykjavík
US states road trip
Utah
Maine
Montana
Louisiana
Arizona
Vermont
Tennessee
Oregon
New Mexico
Alaska
Wyoming
Hawaii

Get more from the wheel

  • The default list is a starter set, not every country. Paste all 195 if you want the full world. The wheel takes up to 500.
  • Spin a region first, then a country inside it. It keeps a map lesson focused.
  • For travel planning, remove places you can't get a visa for or can't afford this year before you spin.
  • Hosting a food night? Spin the country a week ahead so you have time to find the ingredients for one real dish.

Questions people ask

Does the wheel include every country in the world?

No. It loads 40 well-known countries so the slices stay readable. Paste a full list of countries into the box to spin from all of them.

Can I use it for a geography quiz?

Yes. Spin a country, then ask for its capital, flag colors or continent. Use the capitals list to reverse the quiz.

Is every country equally likely?

Yes. Each entry gets one equal slice. Add a country twice if you want to nudge the odds toward a dream destination.

Can kids use the country wheel for homework?

Yes. It's a quick way to pick a country for a report or a culture day poster. Spin with your child, then look up the flag, language and a traditional dish together.

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