truth or dare wheel

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Truth or dare? Let the wheel decide

In truth or dare, people tend to pick truth every time. This wheel takes the choice away. It has 8 slices: three truths, three dares, one "your choice" and one double dare. Spin on your turn, then answer the truth or do the dare. For the questions and dares themselves, our truth or dare game has ready-made lists for kids, teens and adults.

How to play with the wheel

  • Who goes next. Sit in a circle and use the spin the bottle game, or simply go clockwise.
  • Spin. The player spins this wheel: truth, dare, their own choice, or a double dare, which means two dares in a row.
  • Ask. The group chooses the question or dare, or draws one from the truth or dare page.
  • Ground rules. Agree before you start: nothing dangerous, nothing that embarrasses someone in front of strangers, and anyone can pass once per game.

The chances on this wheel

ResultSlicesChance per spin
Truth337.5%
Dare337.5%
Your choice112.5%
Double dare112.5%

Want more dares? Type "Dare" on one more line and the balance shifts: with four dares out of nine slices, a dare comes up 44.4% of the time.

How it works

  1. Add your entries

    Type names or options in the box, one per line. Your list stays saved in this browser.

  2. Spin the wheel

    Tap the wheel or the Spin button in its center, press Space, or flick the wheel with your finger or mouse.

  3. See the winner

    The wheel slows down and stops on one slice. Spin again, or remove the winner to draw the next one.

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Questions

Can I change the slices?

Yes. Each line in the list is one slice. Add "Truth" or "Dare" lines to change the odds, or add new options like "Pass" or "Group dare".

Where do I find questions and dares?

Our truth or dare page draws random questions and dares for different ages and settings. Use the wheel to choose the type, then the page for the question.

Is it suitable for kids?

The wheel itself only says truth or dare. Keep it kid-friendly by choosing questions and dares for children, and by agreeing on the rules first.

What is a double dare?

The player has to do two dares in a row, or one dare chosen by two people. Decide which version your group plays before the first spin.

Is this wheel of names free?

Yes. It is free to use, funded by advertising, with no account and no app to install.