List Randomiser

Shuffle any list of names or items into a completely random order.

Enter your list of names, items, or any text - one per line - and instantly shuffle them into a random order. Perfect for choosing standup order, assigning teams, picking presentation order, or running fair raffles.

All processing happens in your browser. Your data is never sent to our servers.

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How to Use the List Randomiser

  1. Enter your list items in the text box above, with one item per line
  2. Optionally use the "Paste from Clipboard" button to paste a pre-existing list
  3. Choose your options (remove duplicates, trim whitespace, etc.)
  4. Click "Randomise List" to shuffle the items into random order
  5. Use "Shuffle Again" to get a new random order
  6. Copy the result using the copy buttons

Common Use Cases

Daily Standups

Randomise the order of team members for daily standup meetings to keep things fair and interesting.

Presentations

Determine a random presentation order for students, team members, or meeting participants.

Team Assignments

Randomly assign people to teams, groups, or tasks for fair distribution.

Raffles & Draws

Create a fair random order for raffle draws, prize giveaways, or selection processes.

About the Randomisation Algorithm

This tool uses the Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm, which is considered the gold standard for unbiased random shuffling. Every possible permutation of your list has an equal probability of occurring, ensuring a truly fair random order.

The randomisation is performed entirely in your browser using JavaScript's cryptographically secure random number generator where available, falling back to Math.random() for older browsers.

Privacy Note

Your list items are never sent to our servers. All randomisation happens locally in your browser, so your data stays completely private.

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Quick Tips

  • You can paste a list from Excel or Google Sheets - each cell will become a separate item
  • Enable "Remove duplicates" to automatically filter out repeated entries
  • Click "Shuffle Again" multiple times to see different random orders