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List Randomizer, Random Picker & Group Maker

Shuffle names, pick random tasks, or split a pasted list into groups directly in the browser.

Quick answer

A list randomizer shuffles pasted lines or picks a random subset from them.

It is useful for task rotation, classroom picks, team splits, and lightweight planning.

Best inputs

Use one item per line

Names, tasks, topics, tickets, URLs, and options all work well.

Clean the list first

Remove blanks or duplicates before randomizing when fairness matters.

List input

Enter one item per line, then shuffle, pick winners, or split into groups.

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Items

Pick count

Group count

Items

Unique

Mode

shuffle

Randomized output

Results are generated in your browser and are not stored.

Run shuffle, pick, or make groups to generate output.

Example

Paste eight project tasks, pick three for the current focus, then copy the randomized result into a planning note.

Assumption

Each non-empty line is treated as one item, and duplicate lines are kept unless you clean them first.

Limitation

This is an everyday random picker, not a certified drawing system for lotteries, audits, or legal selection.

Suggested workflow

List cleanup and randomization workflow

Clean the list, randomize it, then use a numeric picker when your selection depends on ranges.

Step 1

Randomize list items

Shuffle lines, pick items, or split a list into groups.

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Step 2

Clean lines first

Sort, trim, and remove duplicates before randomizing.

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Step 3

Generate number picks

Use random integers when a selection depends on numeric ranges.

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Related tools

Related tools for random picks

Random Number Generator

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Line Sorter

Sort, trim, and deduplicate list items before randomizing.

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Word Counter

Count text, lines, characters, and paragraphs.

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Percentage Calculator

Solve quick percentage checks after sampling.

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Frequently asked questions

What can I use a list randomizer for?

Use it to shuffle lines, pick random names or tasks, and split a pasted list into groups.

Does the randomizer upload my list?

No. The list is processed locally in your browser.

Can it split names into teams?

Yes. Use the group count control to split shuffled items into multiple groups.

Is this suitable for regulated drawings?

No. It is a practical browser utility for everyday randomization, not a certified lottery or compliance drawing system.