A raffle or giveaway lives or dies on trust. If you draw the winner privately and just post a name, a chunk of your audience will quietly assume it was fixed — even when it wasn't. The fix is simple: make the draw something people can watch happen.
Get the entry list right first
Paste your entrants one per line, or import a CSV. Then remove duplicates: if the same person appears three times, they get three chances, which is usually not what you intended. WheelMigo flags duplicates on import so you can decide. A clean, one-entry-per-person list is what makes the odds actually equal.
Draw it in the open
Spin with your audience watching — in the room, or on a shared screen for a stream or call using Present mode. Each pick uses your browser's crypto.getRandomValues with rejection sampling, so no entry is quietly favoured, and the speed or timing of the spin can't change where it lands. Seeing the wheel turn does more for trust than any claim you could write.
More than one winner
For a first, second and third prize, don't run three separate spins and track who already won. Set a batch size and draw them in one pass: everyone distinct within the batch, kept in draw order, so the ranking is clear. Then export the ordered result and share it — the whole outcome, not just the names you read out.
One honest limit: this is a fair casual draw, not a certified or legally-compliant lottery. If your giveaway has legal requirements (a regulated prize draw, for example), follow those rules; WheelMigo makes the pick fair and visible, it does not make it a licensed lottery.