Copy eligible comments
Review the comments or usernames from your post, video, or event and keep only entries that meet the rules you announced.
Giveaway Tool
Paste comments or usernames one per line, then use the wheel to select one random giveaway entry. This version works from the list you provide and does not fetch comments from a social platform automatically.
A random comment picker selects one line from a list of comments or usernames that you prepare. Copy eligible comments from your post or video, paste one entry per line, remove entries that do not meet your rules, and spin the wheel. The tool does not connect to Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, or another platform to collect comments automatically, so you remain responsible for eligibility and duplicate handling.
Follow these quick steps without changing your usual workflow.
Review the comments or usernames from your post, video, or event and keep only entries that meet the rules you announced.
Add each comment, username, or entry label to the list. A line is treated as one entry when the wheel selects a result.
Decide whether repeat comments count separately, then remove spam, late entries, or other ineligible lines before spinning.
Start the picker to select one visible entry from the current list. The result is based on the entries you supplied.
Remove the selected entry before another spin if your giveaway requires unique winners, then verify the result using your own rules.
Paste eligible commenter names or comment excerpts from your video after checking the entry requirements.
Prepare one username or comment per line and remove entries that do not meet the contest conditions.
Add chat names or manually verified entries for a small community giveaway during a live event.
Use replies, attendee messages, or entry labels when the list has already been collected.
Use comments, usernames, or entry labels from any source that you have already reviewed.
The wheel makes the selected line easy to show during a small giveaway or community draw.
Each line counts as an entry, so you can apply the duplicate policy for your own promotion.
The page does not ask for social media credentials or claim to import comments automatically.
Choose from a prepared list of eligible video commenters or usernames.
Run a manual draw after reviewing comments, tags, follows, or other rules outside the picker.
Select a participant from a chat, newsletter, club, or livestream list.
Pick one response or attendee label when a small prize is linked to an event activity.
Remove a winner who cannot be verified and spin again when your own rules allow a replacement.
A random comment picker is a simple way to choose one entry from a prepared list of comments, usernames, or audience messages. It is useful when a giveaway or community activity already has a list of eligible entries and you want a visible selection step.
This page uses a manual workflow. You provide the comments or names, one per line, and the random comment picker selects from that list. It does not connect to a social platform, inspect a post, or silently collect comments for you.
Start by defining the entry period, eligibility conditions, duplicate policy, and any required actions for your giveaway. Then prepare the list outside the tool and paste only the entries that are ready for the draw.
Review the pasted list before spinning. When you need several unique winners, remove each selected comment before the next draw. After a result appears, complete your own eligibility and contact checks before announcing a winner.
A manual list gives you control over what enters the draw, but it also means you are responsible for collecting and checking the entries. Platform rules, contest terms, privacy requirements, and disclosure obligations are not verified by this picker.
Keep the list limited to the information needed for the draw. If comments contain personal or sensitive details, consider using usernames or neutral entry labels instead of pasting the full text.
A comment picker is a useful fit when your starting material is a set of comments or audience messages. A random winner picker is broader and can work with names, ticket numbers, entry IDs, or finalist labels.
Both workflows use a prepared list and select one active line. Choose the page that matches the way you describe your entries, then apply the same duplicate, eligibility, and replacement-winner rules to the final draw.
State how duplicate comments, multiple comments from one person, late entries, and disqualified comments will be handled before the draw. A clear rule is more important than the visual wheel itself.
For a public draw, show the final list or explain how it was prepared, then spin once and record the result. If a replacement is needed, document why the first entry was removed and update the list before spinning again.
No. It works from the comments or usernames you paste into the list. It does not log in to social platforms or fetch comments automatically.