Lunar New Year and festival events
The bamboo cylinder fits Lunar New Year parties, temple-fair themed events and Mid-Autumn gatherings. Use it for the lucky draw so the game matches the decorations, instead of a plain wheel.
The Fortune Stick (inspired by traditional Kau Cim and Omikuji temple rituals) turns every draw into an engaging, suspenseful moment. Add your names or options into the bamboo cylinder, tilt and shake it, and wait for exactly one lucky stick to slide out and reveal the winner.
SpinAName’s fortune stick runs entirely in your browser with realistic physics and sound effects. It gives classroom questions, prize draws, and casual decisions a unique, tactile feel without requiring physical sticks or downloads.
Enter names, prizes, or options into the text panel — one per line.
Click "Draw" or drag and shake the bamboo cylinder on your screen.
Listen to the bamboo clatter as the sticks agitate realistically.
Exactly one stick drops out and zooms in to reveal your lucky winner.
The bamboo cylinder fits Lunar New Year parties, temple-fair themed events and Mid-Autumn gatherings. Use it for the lucky draw so the game matches the decorations, instead of a plain wheel.
Pressing Draw works, but handing over the mouse or touchscreen is more fun. The player drags or holds to shake, the energy builds, and one stick slides out. The shaking is for show, the winner is still picked at random.
Put student names in the cylinder and shake before each question. The clatter of sticks gives a few seconds of suspense that gets the room's attention before the name appears.
Instead of names, add short fun predictions such as "You will find snacks today" or "Sing one line of a song". Guests shake for their fortune at a party. Keep them light, since this is a game and not real fortune telling.
Who leads the stand-up, who picks the lunch spot, whose turn it is to make coffee. A quick shake each morning keeps the rota fair and gives the team a small ritual to start the day.
The shake animation reads well on stream because viewers can see the sticks moving before the winner drops. Open a QR session so viewers add their own names, then shake on screen.
Yes. Each draw uses your browser’s cryptographic random number generator. Every stick in the cylinder has an equal, unbiased probability of falling out.
On smartphones, tablets, and interactive touch displays, you can drag and swipe the bamboo cylinder directly with your finger. On desktop, click and drag with the mouse or simply press the Draw button.
Absolutely. It is popular for classroom pop quizzes, festive holiday giveaways, and live streams. You can also host a live QR session so viewers can join with their own names in real time.
Yes, 100% free with no sign-up, no downloads, and no watermarks. Your lists are stored securely in your own browser.