🔀 List Randomizer
Paste any list and shuffle it into a fair random order — perfect for draw order, running order, and turn order.
How to use the list randomizer
- Type or paste your list, one item per line (pasting a column from a spreadsheet works too).
- Optionally tick Remove duplicate lines to keep each item once.
- Click Randomize list for a fair shuffle — click again any time for a new order.
Where a randomizer helps
Shuffling a whole list is handy whenever order matters and should be fair: setting the running
order for presentations or performances, deciding turn order in a game, drawing raffle entries in
sequence, randomizing quiz or survey questions to reduce bias, or mixing up a playlist or reading
list. Because the shuffle is fair and repeatable on demand, nobody can argue the order was rigged.
Frequently asked questions
How is the list shuffled?
With a Fisher–Yates shuffle — the mathematically fair algorithm where every possible ordering is equally likely. No item is biased toward the top or bottom.
How is this different from picking one random item?
A randomizer reorders your entire list, so you get a complete random sequence — perfect for draw order, running order, or turn order — rather than a single winner.
Is there a limit on how many items I can shuffle?
No practical limit. Everything runs in your browser, so hundreds or thousands of lines shuffle instantly, and your list is never uploaded anywhere.
Is my list saved?
Your input is kept only in your own browser so it is waiting for you next time. It is never sent to a server, and you can clear it any time in your browser settings.
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