The Group Assignment Wheel is the quickest way to split people into groups instantly—without awkward picking, long discussions, or unbalanced teams. Whether you’re a teacher organizing classroom activities, a manager running a workshop, or a host planning a party game, this wheel helps you assign participants fairly and keep the session moving.

Using it is simple: add participant names to the entries list, then spin to select people one by one. Assign each selected name to a group (Group A, Group B, Group C, etc.) and continue until everyone is placed. Because the results are random, the process stays transparent and unbiased, which helps prevent favoritism and keeps participants comfortable with the outcome.

This wheel is ideal for creating discussion circles, project teams, debate groups, lab partners, workshop tables, and game squads. It also works well for online sessions, where quick group creation saves time and avoids confusion. The visual spinning moment adds energy, increases attention, and makes group formation feel fun rather than administrative.

For the best experience, decide how many groups you want before you start, then rotate assignments evenly as names are selected. If you want more balance, you can pre-label groups by skill level or role and still use the wheel to randomize who lands where. One spin at a time, you’ll have fair groups in minutes—often seconds.