Yes, no, or maybe wheel
Decision makersEach eligible choice has an equal chance. Previous winners can be selected again.
About this yes, no, or maybe wheel
A third answer changes what this kind of wheel is for. A straight yes-or-no forces a decision; adding Maybe allows the wheel to return “not yet”, which is often the honest state of a small question you have been going back and forth on.
That only works if you decide what Maybe means before you spin. Left undefined, it is a wasted result and you will just spin again. Defined as “ask again after lunch”, or “this needs one more piece of information”, or “talk it through with the other person first”, it becomes a genuine third outcome. Renaming the entry to whatever you actually mean is better than remembering the rule.
The three answers start equal, at a third each. Weights are the way to change that: if Maybe keeps coming up and stalling you, give Yes and No a weight of 2 against Maybe's 1 and the wheel shows the new odds beside each entry. Deleting Maybe entirely gives you a plain two-option decision, and adding a fourth answer such as “not my call” works the same way.
Random is the only sensible mode here. No Repeats would remove an answer after it was used, which makes no sense for a wheel you consult repeatedly — you would run out of answers in three spins. If a wheel ever stops offering choices, that is the mode to check.
The wheel has no information about your question. You do not type it anywhere, nothing is sent from your browser, and the result is a random label rather than a prediction or a recommendation. For anything where the answer genuinely matters, the useful part is usually noticing which result you were hoping for.
How to use this wheel
- Review the 3 starter choices below. Rename, disable or replace any that do not fit.
- Keep Random mode to allow repeat winners, or choose No Repeats in Wheel Settings.
- 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.
- Yes
- No
- Maybe
Questions about the yes, no, or maybe wheel
Are the three answers equally likely?
Yes, with the starter’s equal weights each answer has one third of the chance on every Random-mode spin.
Can I make Maybe less common?
Set a higher weight for Yes and No while leaving Maybe at 1. The wheel shows the resulting chances.
What should I do when Maybe wins?
Choose its meaning before you start, such as reviewing your options or waiting. The wheel supplies no additional advice.