Random Selection Tools
Pick a few winners, divide everyone into teams, draw numbered tickets over several rounds, or give every entry a place in a random order. Choose the tool that matches your event rules.
What do you need to decide?
- Pick a few winners from a name list: Name Draw
- Give every participant a balanced team: Random Group Generator
- Keep drawn numbers out of later rounds: Number Draw
- Put every name or task in a complete random order: List Randomizer
- Generate a fresh batch of numbers in a range: Random Number Generator
How to choose a random selection tool
Worked examples for prize draws, balanced groups, numbered pools, and presentation order, with duplicate-name rules and saving tips.
Tools
Random Name Picker
Paste names, choose how many winners to pick, and copy the random draw results.
Random Team Generator
Split a list of names into balanced random teams for class activities, workshops, or group projects.
Number Draw Without Repeats
Create an integer number pool and draw one number or a batch at a time. Numbers stay out of the pool for the rest of the session, with every round saved in order.
List Randomizer
Shuffle an entire list into a random order for presentations, classroom activities, or task planning.
Random Number Generator
Generate secure random integers within any range with fast, reliable randomness.
Before you draw
Check eligibility and duplicate names, agree on whether repeats or redraws are allowed, then generate and save the result before changing the list. Number Draw keeps its remaining pool only during the current page session.
Random selection FAQ
How is Number Draw different from Random Number Generator?
Number Draw keeps previously drawn numbers out of the current pool across rounds. Reset starts that pool again. Random Number Generator creates a fresh batch each time, so its no-duplicates setting applies within one generation.
Do duplicate names count as separate entries?
Grouping and list shuffling preserve each nonblank line, including matching names. Name Draw merges identical trimmed entries. Add a participant number to distinguish people who share a name.
Are names saved by the tools?
The tools process names and draw state in browser memory rather than saving participant lists. Copy or download the result before leaving or reloading the page. The website privacy policy separately describes analytics and advertising services.