Giveaway picker
Open in full screenopens in a new tabWhat it does
Rules that make it fair
Remove duplicates, require mentions or a hashtag, and exclude your own account and your team's.
Winners and alternates
Pick as many winners as you promised, plus alternates in case someone never replies.
Truly random
The draw uses the browser's secure random generator, never a predictable formula.
A result you can post
Download the draw as an image and share it in your stories or feed with the giveaway's title.
How to use it
01
Paste the comments
One per line, as “@user comment”, or drop a .txt or .csv exported from the post.
02
Set the rules
Duplicates, mentions, hashtag, excluded accounts, number of winners and alternates.
03
Draw and post
Press Draw, download the image and announce the winners with a deadline to claim the prize.
Is it really random?
Yes. The winner is chosen with the browser's cryptographic random generator, the same one used for security, not with a predictable formula.
Is my data sent to a server?
No. The comments and the draw stay in your browser.
How do I get the comments from Instagram, TikTok or Facebook?
Copy them from the post and paste them, one per line, or export them to a .txt or .csv file and drop it in.
What are alternates?
Reserve winners who step in if a winner does not reply or does not meet the rules, so you do not need a second draw.
Can I post the result?
Yes. Download the draw as an image with the title of your giveaway and share it.
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Made with wanno
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