List Randomizer

The List Randomizer shuffles any list of names or items into a random order, right in your browser. It exists for the moments when you need an outcome that nobody can argue was rigged: deciding who goes first in a game, assigning tasks fairly among teammates, picking a winner from a giveaway, or drawing names for a Secret Santa exchange. Instead of manually shuffling paper slips or writing a throwaway script, you paste your list and get a randomized order or a random pick in seconds.

Paste or type your items one per line, and the tool reorders them using client-side randomization — no data is sent to a server, so lists of employee names, raffle entries, or private group members never leave your device. Beyond a full shuffle, it can pull a single random item or a smaller subset from the list, which is handy for selecting one winner out of many entries or splitting a group into a few random picks. Because everything runs locally, you can re-shuffle instantly and repeatedly until you're satisfied, with no upload wait or rate limit.

A practical tip: keep a master copy of your original list somewhere before shuffling repeatedly, since the tool overwrites the display order each time you randomize and doesn't track your prior sequences. It's a good fit for classroom name-drawing, tournament seeding, chore rotations, or any situation where you want a visibly fair, repeatable randomization process without installing anything or trusting a third party with your list.