Photo Lucky Draw System
Your guests' photos are the main act of the draw
The Photo Lucky Draw System swaps the dull raffle box for your guests' own faces. They scan in, their photos land on the big screen, and you pick one of two reveals: the Magic Ball — all avatars form a spinning 3D ball; or the Photo Wheel — avatars ring a wheel and the pointer stops on one. In the second before the draw the whole room holds its breath — will the face zoomed in be yours? This is the emcee's favourite icebreaker.
- Guest photos are the main act — Once they scan in, each guest's photo lands on screen in real time — everyone is in the picture
- Magic Ball + Photo Wheel, two visuals — Switch the same set of avatars between a ball or a wheel to suit the prize and the mood
- No cap per draw, draw again and again — You decide how many win each round — from a 10-person team to a 10,000-guest DND
Overview: who it's for & what it solves
The Photo Lucky Draw System is a digital lucky draw built around your guests' photos: guests scan a QR code to join and their avatars land on the big screen, with two reveal visuals — the Magic Ball (avatars form a spinning 3D ball) and the Photo Wheel (avatars ring a wheel, the pointer stops on one). No cap on winners per round, draw multiple prizes back to back, sync across screens, with name-list import and repeat-win prevention for a fair, auditable draw. For company Dinner and Dance (DND) nights, product launches, annual celebrations and weddings — islandwide across Singapore, custom quote by Pixanity.
What is the Photo Lucky Draw System?
The Photo Lucky Draw System is Pixanity's digital draw built around guest photos — what clients often call an avatar draw, a 3D lucky draw or a lucky draw animation: guests scan a QR code to join from their phone browser, and the system pulls each person's photo onto the big screen in real time. There are two reveal visuals — the Magic Ball: all avatars form a spinning 3D ball that slows and zooms in on the winner; and the Photo Wheel: avatars ring a wheel whose pointer slows and stops on one.
Compared with a traditional raffle box or a plain number / name draw, the photo draw puts every guest at the centre of the screen — personal and visually electric. From the backend you can import name lists, set how many win each round and prevent repeat wins, and it syncs across multiple screens. Use the Magic Ball for a memorable grand-prize finale, the Photo Wheel for a light, fast interlude — the same set of avatars runs both.
Will the next face zoomed in be yours?
The ball speeds up, the lights dim, phones go up across the room — and as the spin slows to a stop, the big screen zooms in on one photo. That one second of screaming is something no raffle box can buy. Because this time, it isn't a number that's drawn — it's a face.

In the dark, the photo ball slowly spins — who gets enlarged next?
Scan to play — four steps to make the whole room part of the picture
Join by scanning a QR code, no app to download. From photos landing on screen to the winning reveal, the flow is smooth and the emcee controls it with one tap.
Scan to join
Guests scan a QR code to join the draw in seconds — no app to download.
Photos land on screen
Each guest's photo is imported live — gathered into the ball or set onto the wheel — so everyone is in the picture.
Pick a visual, set the draw
Choose the Magic Ball or the Photo Wheel, set how many win this round (no cap); the emcee triggers it as the room counts down.
Reveal & draw again
The ball stops and zooms in, or the wheel's pointer lands — revealing the winner's photo and name. Then roll straight into the next prize.
Why is the Photo Lucky Draw the emcee's favourite icebreaker?
Guest photos are the main act
Every guest sits at the centre of the screen — that personal thrill gets the whole room looking up and sharing photos.
Magic Ball + Photo Wheel, two visuals
Switch the same avatars between ball and wheel — the ball for a grand-prize finale, the wheel for a light, fast interlude.
No cap, draw again, multi-screen sync
You decide how many win each round, roll into the next prize, and sync up to 8 pools across screens — tidy even at scale.
Fair, controlled, auditable
Import name lists, block repeat wins, and protect or set specific winners — an open, transparent flow.
One set of avatars, two reveal visuals
Switch to suit the prize and the mood: the Magic Ball for a grand-prize finale, the Photo Wheel for a light, fast interlude.

All avatars form a spinning 3D ball that slows, stops and zooms in on the winner

Avatars ring a wheel whose pointer slows and stops on one
The moment the whole room counts down together
From photos landing on screen to the winning reveal, the photo draw makes every guest a star on the big screen.






Photo Lucky Draw vs standard digital lucky draw vs downloaded lucky draw animation
Three ways to run a big-screen draw at a Dinner and Dance (DND) — and where they differ on personalisation, fairness and running it on the night.
| Compare | Pixanity Photo Lucky Draw (avatar ball / photo wheel) | Standard digital lucky draw (scrolling names / numbers) | Downloaded lucky draw animation template |
|---|---|---|---|
| What is on screen | Every guest's avatar forms a ball or a wheel — a face gets drawn, not a number | Scrolling text or numbers from a list | Stock footage unrelated to your guests |
| Reveal visual | Magic Ball and Photo Wheel, switch to suit the mood | Usually a single scrolling-name screen | One fixed clip |
| Guest participation | Scan to join; avatars land on screen live; the whole room looks for their own face | Organiser imports a list; guests only watch | None |
| Fairness | Random draw, repeat-win prevention, grand prize reservable for guests present, auditable | Depends on the system | Result is usually baked into the video in advance |
| On the night | Pixanity crew on site; the emcee triggers each draw with one tap | Organiser operates it | Organiser plays the file |
If you only need a fast, clean list draw, the same platform offers the Lucky Draw System (name sphere / slot machine); for guests to be the main act with a more memorable finale, use the Photo Lucky Draw. Lists and avatars can be shared across both.
Photo Lucky Draw System service spec
- What's included
- Draw backend, live photo import, Magic Ball & Photo Wheel draw animation, name-list import / repeat-win prevention, on-site crew
- Reveal visuals
- Magic Ball (avatar 3D ball) and Photo Wheel (avatar wheel), switchable within one event
- How to join
- Guests scan a QR code to join with a photo, or the organiser imports a name list; live draw on the big screen
- Draw capacity
- No cap on winners per round, draw multiple prizes in a row, up to 8 pools synced across screens
- Fairness
- Random system draw, repeat-win prevention, protect or set specific winners, fully auditable
- On-site gear
- Needs a big screen/projection and stable internet; we can help plan the setup
- Quotation
- Custom quote based on event date, location, headcount, draw rounds and customisation
How is Photo Lucky Draw System rental priced?
We work on a custom quote, shaped mainly by the factors below; share your event date, headcount and draw rounds for a fast estimate.
- Venue and on-site equipment
- Service hours and load-in/out time
- Expected number of guests
- Draw rounds and number of prizes
- Custom ball / wheel key visual
- On-site crew
Why choose Pixanity's Photo Lucky Draw System?
- Thousands of DND nights under our belt — stable even with 10,000 guests online
- Guest photos land on screen live — a personal experience that spreads on social by itself
- Magic Ball + Photo Wheel — switch the same avatars between two visuals
- Name-list import, repeat-win prevention and set winners — fair, open and auditable
- Custom key visual and draw animation, with professional crew islandwide across Singapore
Photo Lucky Draw System FAQ
Here are the questions companies ask most when renting the Photo Lucky Draw System — covering how it plays, the reveal visuals, fairness, name lists and pricing.
Both are reveal visuals of the Photo Lucky Draw and use the same guest avatars. The Magic Ball gathers every avatar into a spinning 3D ball that slows and zooms in — grand and perfect for the finale. The Photo Wheel rings the avatars around a wheel whose pointer slows and stops — light and fast, great for warm-ups and interludes. You can switch between them in the same event.
Guests just scan a QR code on their phone to join — no app to download — and their photo is imported live into the ball or wheel on the big screen. The organiser can also import a name list and draw directly.
There's no cap on winners per round — you decide how many win at once — and you can set multiple prizes and rounds in a row, perfect for a multi-stage draw at a big DND.
The system draws at random and can prevent repeat wins; the flow is open and can be verified on the day. If needed, the backend also supports protecting or setting specific winners (for example, keeping the grand prize for guests who are present).
Yes. You can import staff or winner lists and set different prizes and rounds in stages — great for large DND nights too.
We recommend a big screen or projector and stable internet to show the ball / wheel and the draw; Pixanity can help plan the gear and setup, and it supports multi-screen sync.
The Photo Lucky Draw makes your guests' faces the main act — guests scan in, so it leans interactive and memorable. The Lucky Draw System is built around a name list the organiser imports, leaning formal and finale-ready. Both are on one platform and can share lists, so you can pair them across segments.
Service area
Pixanity runs Photo Lucky Draw System services islandwide across Singapore — from the CBD and Marina Bay to Sentosa, Jurong, Changi and the heartlands. Whether it's a DND lucky draw, a product-launch draw, a corporate annual-gala draw or a wedding, we scope a plan to fit your scale and venue.
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