Free Facebook giveaway picker for a draw your community trusts
Our Facebook giveaway picker draws a random winner from the comments on your post, and gives you proof you can share with the people who entered.
On Facebook, people see each other’s comments
In a page or group, entrants often read each other’s comments. That makes a clear, fair process matter, because anything that looks off gets noticed in the thread.
Be specific in the post
Say exactly what to comment, whether tagging is required, and when the giveaway closes.
Close on time
Stop collecting entries at the time you stated, then draw. Don’t let late comments blur the result.
Four steps from comments to winner
- Add your comments. Paste your post link or upload them.
- Remove repeats. One entry per person, whatever they commented.
- Exclude who shouldn’t win. Your own account, admins and anyone you choose.
- Draw and share. Reply to the winner and link the certificate.
Read Facebook’s promotion rules first
Facebook has its own rules for promotions, and they can change. Read the current rules before you run a giveaway. TweetGift picks the winner. It can’t check that your giveaway follows Facebook’s rules.
Check the entry list before you draw
See how many entries are left once your rules are applied. If someone asks why they weren’t picked, you can point to the rules you set.
Facebook giveaway picker questions
Can I leave page admins out of the draw?
Yes. Exclude your own account, your team’s accounts or anyone else you choose.
Is it free to try?
The free plan draws one winner from up to 300 comments on a single post. For more, see the plans.
How do I tell the winner?
Reply to their comment and link the certificate, so everyone can see how the winner was chosen.
Is TweetGift part of Facebook or Meta?
No. TweetGift is independent and isn’t affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Facebook or Meta.
Running giveaways on more than one platform?
Try the Instagram and X pickers too, or start from the giveaway picker page.
Run a Facebook giveaway people can trust
Draw once, share the certificate, and keep the comment thread friendly.