Pizza topping wheel
Food and drinkEach eligible choice has an equal chance. Previous winners can be selected again.
About this pizza topping wheel
Agreeing on one topping is easy. Agreeing on a combination is where the conversation stalls, because every addition needs another round of approval. This wheel takes the combination apart: it picks one topping at a time, and you decide in advance how many spins the pizza gets.
It starts in No Repeats for exactly that reason. Each topping is held out once it has been drawn, so three spins give you three different toppings rather than mushrooms twice. Decide the number before the first spin — three or four is usually the practical limit on one base — and stop there rather than spinning until you like the answer.
The starter is ten plant-based toppings, which is a neutral place to begin rather than a statement about pizza. Add whatever your group eats, and take out anything that is not available. If you are ordering rather than cooking, open the menu first and build the wheel from what the restaurant actually has; a wheel that can land on something not on the menu wastes a spin.
Sauce, base, and cheese are left off deliberately. Those are usually decided once for the whole pizza and do not benefit from being randomised, but if your group disagrees about thin versus thick, that is a separate two-entry wheel rather than something to mix in with toppings.
A fair way to run it with several people: everyone looks over the list and removes anything they genuinely will not eat, before any spinning starts. Once the list is agreed, chance is fair to everybody. Vetoing after a result lands is where arguments come from.
How to use this wheel
- Review the 10 starter choices below. Rename, disable or replace any that do not fit.
- Start a new round to make the choices eligible. Each winner sits out for the rest of the round.
- Click the wheel to spin. The result saves locally before it appears.
- Export results as CSV, or share a link to send someone their own copy.
Customize your odds
Each starter entry has weight 1. Turn on Weights & colors to adjust its chance. An entry’s probability is its weight divided by the total weight of the eligible choices. Learn how weighted odds work.
Changing a color or spin speed does not change the winner. Read the selection rules.
Starter choices
This is the template’s original list. The editor above saves your personal version on this device.
- Mushrooms
- Bell peppers
- Olives
- Sweetcorn
- Onion
- Tomato
- Basil
- Jalapeños
- Pineapple
- Spinach
Questions about the pizza topping wheel
How do I choose three different toppings?
Keep No Repeats active and spin three times. Each selected topping sits out until a new round starts.
Can I add meat or other toppings?
Yes. Add whatever your group wants; the starter is simply an editable list.
Does the wheel place a pizza order?
No. It creates a topping suggestion. Use your chosen restaurant or your own recipe separately.