Can't pick? Write my name in Hangul. The wheel picks.

How: Ok, here's the move: type an English word in Convert. I guess Hangul with a baby phonetic map. Then trace the blocks. Quiz is 8 questions if you want.

Limit: This is not official. silent English letters get butchered. Not a linguist, not a teacher, not official spelling. Example: try "hello" or your first name. Then open Korean Name Studio if you want a full name card.

Note: a common miss is typing a whole sentence. Keep it to a name or a short word, convert, then trace. If the Hangul looks drunk, that is the map, not you. Quiz after one convert so it sticks a little.

How: Ok, here's the move: optional English name + gender/vibe, then make three cards. Hangul, romanization, a tiny meaning. Download PNG or share if you like.

Limit: This is not official. entertainment only — not an official or legal name. Surnames like Kim/Lee/Park show up more because that is how it feels on the street. Example: type Mina, pick any, click Make my Korean name. Last 3 stay in this browser.

Note: people screenshot the card and think it is paperwork. It is not. Download PNG for a username or a pet. If you want to know what to call a real person, skip the card and use the Age + 호칭 box.

How: Ok, here's the move: type a birthday (year is enough, month/day if you have them). I calculate 만나이 (birthday age) and 세는나이 (the old counting age: 1 at birth, +1 every New Year). Then pick how close you are. I simulate a 호칭: 씨 / 님, or 형 · 언니 · 오빠 · 누나 · 선배 if you mark them close.

Limit: This is not official. a toy, not a legal age. Do not use this for drinking, buying anything age-gated, visas, or hospitals — use the birthday on the passport. 오빠/언니/형/누나/선배 are for people you actually know. First meeting, the cashier, your boss: stay with 씨 or 님. I am not a manners teacher.

Example: birthday 1999-03-01, not close → twenty-something 만나이 + a higher 세는나이, and “Mina-ssi” as the polite default. Mark close + older than you → it may offer 형/언니/오빠/누나/선배, with a warning not to say that at a ticket window.

Example 2: you 1999, them 1996, close, school setting. Counting age says they are a couple years up, so the box may float 형/언니 or 선배. Still a toy. If you would not say it in the hallway, do not say it here.

Example 3: work setting, not close, them older. Stay on 씨 or 님. 오빠 at a desk is a sitcom. Hit Count age + 호칭 once, read the warning, then try close vs not close without changing the years.

How: Ok, here's the move: pick All / Spicy / Mild / Vegetarian, hit Spin dinner. You can spin 3 times, use elimination, or paste your own list (one dish per line).

Limit: This is not official. I am not a chef. Filters are lazy tags. Your own list replaces the slices when you apply it. Example: cannot decide? Spin. First grill night? scroll to First K-BBQ Order (meat, wraps, banchan).

Note: if you hate the first slice, spin again or paste your own leftover list. Vegetarian filter is a mood tag, not a kitchen certificate. Three spins, pick the least annoying, cook that.

How: Ok, here's the move: pick a mood (Cozy, Twisty, Slow-burn, Laugh, Epic, Short & done) and spin. You get a vibe line plus an example title in text.

Limit: This is not official. text only. No posters, no video, no streaming links to watch for free. Search the vibe on your own app. Not a piracy page. Example: tired brain → Cozy. Then search that title where you already subscribe.

Note: I do not play the show here. If the title is old, search the vibe words not the exact name. Short & done is for when you have one episode of brain left.

How: Ok, here's the move: spin one thing to order or point at. Result has a one-line how-to (scissors, lettuce wrap, that kind of thing).

Limit: This is not official. meat, wraps, banchan only. I am not a waiter. First-timer helper, not a full menu. Example: spin once, point at that, then spin Survive Seoul Phrase Wheel if your mouth freezes.

Note: point at the result with a finger if talking is hard. Scissors and lettuce show up a lot because that is the table. This wheel will not order for you.

How: Ok, here's the move: spin one traveler sentence. Hangul + romanization + meaning. Point at the Hangul if you cannot say it.

Limit: This is not official. I am not a teacher. Tiny list. Pronunciation is amateur. Example: restaurant panic → spin. Then Seoul District Matcher if you are going somewhere after.

Note: if your mouth freezes, just show the Hangul on your phone. Romanization is the lazy kind. One sentence is enough; do not stack five spins into a speech.

How: Ok, here's the move: spin an animal (띠). Today's luck sentence is seeded by the date + animal, so it stays the same if you come back later today. 2026 is the Horse (말).

Limit: This is not official. fortunes are jokes. Not real astrology. Silly on purpose. Example: spin once, read the joke, maybe make a name in Name Studio.

Note: coming back later today gives the same luck line on purpose. That is the date seed, not fate. If you want a different joke, try tomorrow or pick another animal.

How: Ok, here's the move: spin a living-room game (nunchi, chosung, word train, 369 clap). Elimination mode if you do not want repeats. Reset puts the list back.

Limit: This is not official. ice-breakers I liked at student clubs. Not a full rulebook. No prizes. Example: spin, explain in one breath, play. Need snacks? K-Food wheel.

Note: 369 clap is counting with a slap on 3-6-9. Chosung is first-consonant guessing. If nobody knows the rules, spin once and make a 20-second version. Living-room only.

How: Ok, here's the move: spin a traditional-ish palette. 2–3 hex color squares and a slightly too-poetic amateur name.

Limit: This is not official. not a real hanbok shop. Colors are vibes, not fabric science. Example: spin, copy a hex if you want, or take the vibe to Seoul District Matcher.

Note: the poetic name is me being extra. Copy the hex into a notes app if you like the square. Do not order fabric from this page. There is no shop.

How: Ok, here's the move: spin a neighborhood. One-line why it matches.

Limit: This is not official. sometimes the wheel lies. I do not control the wheel. Not a tour guide, not transit advice. Example: spin once. If it sounds fun, look it up on your own map. Dinner: K-Food wheel.

Note: one neighborhood is enough. If it lands somewhere you already went, spin again. I do not know your hotel or which subway is closed.