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Spin
Two wheels land one after the other: a start and a finish. Turn on Add a twist for a third, like Reloaded or (Allegedly).
Free tool · Team names
Trivia team names that spin.
Four minutes to round one and nobody at the table has an idea. Spin the wheels, lock the words you like, and spin again.
- Puns, pop culture, Lowcountry and more
- Lock a wheel, re-spin the rest
- Free, nothing to sign up for
How it works
Spin, lock, spin again.
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Lock what you like
Love the first word? Lock that wheel and spin the rest. Brainstorm eight names at once when the table wants options.
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Send it to the group
Copy it, share it, or download a name card, a picture of your team name you can drop straight into the group chat.
Pick a theme
Six decks, and yours.
Each theme is its own set of wheels. Open one straight from here, or build a deck from your own words.
Puns
The classics: a famous name with one letter wrong. The house favourite.
Spin punsPop culture
Fictional towns, cinematic universes and sitcom offices, thrown together with a fine disregard for continuity.
Spin pop cultureLowcountry
Palmetto, pluff mud and the Ravenel. For teams that know which bridge is which.
Spin lowcountryParty
Open bar, plus one, last call. Good for birthdays, reunions and bachelor parties.
Spin partyOffice
Circle back, reply all and per my last email. For the company off-site table.
Spin officeSports
Hail Mary, sudden death and photo finish. For the competitive table.
Spin sportsNaming tips
How to pick a name the room remembers.
What makes a good trivia team name?
Something short that the host can read out without apologising, and that makes the next table smile. Puns on famous names are the classic route, and a name that is a little too proud of itself usually works better than a serious one.
How long should a team name be?
Three or four words at most. The host reads every team name aloud at the start and again at the scores, so shorter names get a better laugh and are easier to spell on an answer sheet.
Can I use my own words on the wheels?
Yes. Open Make your own wheels under the spinner, type your own words one per line, and press Use my words. Your office, your family group chat or your running joke becomes a theme of its own, kept in your browser.
Is the generator free?
Free, no sign-up, and nothing you type is sent anywhere. Your shortlist and your own words stay in your own browser.
Does it work on a phone?
It does. The wheels stack in a single column on a small screen, and the Name card button makes a picture you can send straight to the group chat.
Got the name? Get the night.
Island Legend writes and hosts custom trivia for off-sites, parties, fundraisers and venue takeovers around Charleston. Flat rates from $200, and I answer within a business day.
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