List Randomizer
Shuffle any list of lines into a fair random order.
Fair shuffling, every time
Putting a list in random order sounds simple, but doing it without bias takes the right algorithm. This randomizer uses Fisher–Yates, the standard method where every possible ordering is equally likely.
Paste names for a draft, tasks to tackle in a surprise order, or entries for a giveaway, and each run returns a fresh, fair shuffle. It is the unbiased way to randomize a sequence.
Unbiased and private
The shuffle runs entirely in your browser, so your list is never uploaded.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it shuffle?
With the Fisher–Yates algorithm, which produces an unbiased random ordering where every arrangement is equally likely.
What can I shuffle?
Any list — names, tasks, playlist tracks, draft picks. Put one item per line.
Does order of input matter?
No. Whatever order you paste, the output is a fresh random shuffle each time you run it.
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