Templates
Ready-made wheels
Updated 28 October 2026
No need to type your options every time. Pick a set and the wheel opens with it already loaded — spin right away or adjust the list to your taste.
What to eat
The classic: everyone agrees it is time to eat, but nobody wants to choose.
- Pizza
- Sushi
- Burgers
- Pasta
- Shawarma
- Salad
Who does the dishes
A way to avoid a fight over the sink. Works in a family and in a shared flat.
- Me
- You
- Whoever cooked
- Both at once
- Tomorrow
Next video topic
For a channel or a stream: the wheel picks the format, not you. Viewers can see there is no trick.
- 5-minute review
- Top 5
- Challenge
- Mistakes breakdown
- Vlog
Movie for tonight
Pick the mood instead of the film — it is much easier to agree on.
- Comedy
- Thriller
- Sci-fi
- Drama
- Horror
- Animation
Where to go
The weekend has started and there is no plan. Six options, including "stay home".
- Cinema
- Cafe
- A walk
- Museum
- Visit friends
- Stay home
What to wear
For those mornings when the wardrobe is full and there is still nothing to wear.
- T-shirt and jeans
- Hoodie
- Shirt
- Tracksuit
- Jacket and sneakers
What to play
When the game library is bigger than the free evening.
- Shooter
- Strategy
- Racing
- Indie
- Co-op
- Board game
What to do now
Five minutes of wondering what to start turns into one action.
- A walk
- Read a book
- Clean up
- Work out
- Cook
- Take a nap
What to spend on
For an honest talk with yourself about the money that looks "free".
- Save it
- Gadgets
- Food
- A trip
- A game
How it works
A preset opens in the same wheel through a link like index.html?preset=eda.
The options appear right away but are not saved in your browser: as long as you
change nothing, your previous list stays where it was. Start editing and the new
list is what gets saved.
If the set you need is not there, open the wheel and type your own options — one at a time or several separated by commas. The list is remembered in your browser.
Need your own set? It takes two seconds.
Open the wheelMore on choosing options so that nobody argues with the result — in the article "How to build a list of options".