Online Giveaway Picker
Draw a random winner from the comments on your post and publish a result anyone can check
Run the Draw in Your Browser
Drop in the link to your post, choose how many winners and backups you want, and DrawPicker draws them at random from every comment it loaded. The whole thing takes a minute or two and ends with a public results page.
Online Giveaways in Plain Terms
In an online giveaway you announce a prize, people enter by leaving a comment on your post, and one of those comments is drawn as the winner. The hard part is the draw itself: scrolling through hundreds of replies by hand is slow, and nobody watching can tell whether you really chose at random. DrawPicker takes over that step. Paste the link to your post and it loads every comment, lists them on screen as they arrive, and draws the main and backup winners for you. You set the rules up front: how many people a comment must tag, whether repeat commenters count once or each time, and whether the same person posting the same text counts more than once. If your giveaway ran across several posts, up to five of them can go into a single draw. Every draw ends with a giveaway code and a public results page, so an online giveaway picker gives your audience something to look up instead of something to take on faith, whether you are a store handing out a product, a creator thanking fans, or a small brand growing its reach.
From Post Link to Winner in Four Steps
Read the Post
Paste the link to your post. DrawPicker looks it up and pulls the basics: whether it is a video or a photo post, how many comments it has, and how many likes.
Collect Every Comment
The comments then come in page by page and appear in a live list on screen. Nothing is sampled: the full comment list is loaded, and duplicate comment entries are dropped before the draw.
Choose the Rules
Tell the picker what a valid entry looks like: the number of main winners and backups to draw, how many friends each comment has to tag, and whether a person who commented more than once gets extra chances or just one.
Draw and Publish
DrawPicker draws the main and backup winners at random from the comments that passed your rules. The result goes on a public page under its own giveaway code, so anyone holding the code can open it.
What You Get With DrawPicker
Done in Minutes
A post with thousands of comments is loaded and drawn in a couple of minutes. No copying names into a spreadsheet, no scrolling back and forth to count entries.
A Code for Every Draw
Each draw is filed under its own giveaway code. Share it with your audience and anyone can pull up the result page on their own, whenever they like.
Public Result Page
The result page lists the main and backup winners with the comment each one wrote, plus the post's total comments and likes and a link back to it. Your audience sees the same page you do.
Nothing to Install
DrawPicker runs in the browser on a phone, tablet, or laptop. There is no app to download and no extension to add; open the site and start the draw.
One-Time Credits
Credits are a one-time purchase, not a plan that renews. They sit in your account with no expiry until you spend them on a draw, and the same credits work for any giveaway you run, large or small.
Questions Before Your First Draw
What happens after I paste a post link into DrawPicker?
DrawPicker pulls in every comment on that post, not a sample. Before the draw you set the rules: how many main and backup winners you want, how many people a comment has to tag, and whether someone who commented several times counts once or every time. DrawPicker then draws at random from the comments that meet those rules and issues a giveaway code for the public results page.
Can my audience check that the draw was fair?
They can look it up themselves. Every draw on DrawPicker is stored under a giveaway code, and the results page it opens is public: main and backup winners with the comment each one wrote, the post's comment and like totals, and a link to the post. Winners come straight from the loaded comments, so nobody can slip in a name that never commented.
Is there a free tier for smaller draws?
Yes. Any post with 500 comments or fewer is drawn at no charge - a free account is all it takes. Once a post passes that line, the draw runs on credits instead: you buy a package once, it never expires, and there is no subscription behind it. The pricing page lists every package and what it covers.
Does the draw work on both videos and photo posts?
Yes, regular video posts and photo-mode posts both work. The requirement is on the post itself: it has to come from a public account and have comments turned on, because DrawPicker draws from the comments it can read. Private accounts and posts with comments switched off cannot be used.
Will unused credits disappear after a while?
No. Credits are bought once and stay in your account until you spend them. Nothing renews on its own, and you only pay again when you decide to top up.
Your Next Giveaway Starts Here
Paste a post link, set the rules, and have a winner with a public giveaway code in a few minutes. Your first draw of up to five hundred comments costs nothing.
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