List randomizer

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Randomize list items online with this list randomizer tool. Enter any list of words, names, or numbers, and the tool will shuffle the order into a new, unbiased sequence. Common long-tail use cases include randomize a list online, shuffle names for a raffle, and random order generator for tasks.

What is a List Randomizer?

A list randomizer is a tool that takes an ordered list and produces a randomized version. Each item has an equal chance of appearing in any position, making it useful for raffles, contests, assignments, and unbiased selections.

Why use a List Randomizer?

  • Fairness: Prevents bias by shuffling items in a completely random order.
  • Convenience: No need to manually reorder or draw lots.
  • Flexibility: Works with names, numbers, tasks, or any text-based data.
  • Productivity: Use for team assignments, giveaways, or daily task reshuffling.

How to use the List Randomizer

  1. Paste your list into the text box, with each item on a new line.
  2. Click “Randomize” to shuffle the order.
  3. Copy or export the new randomized list for your use.

Who should use it?

  • Teachers randomizing student groups or presentations.
  • Event hosts running giveaways, raffles, or contests.
  • Project managers assigning tasks fairly within a team.
  • Gamers & hobbyists creating random orders for games, drafts, or challenges.

Examples

Input list

Alice
Bob
Charlie
Diana

Randomized output

Charlie
Alice
Diana
Bob

Number randomization

Input: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Output: 4, 1, 5, 3, 2

Best practices

  • Use for fair selections: Raffles, giveaways, and contests.
  • Randomize tasks daily: Avoid repetitive work order and encourage fairness.
  • Combine with random number generator: For advanced setups, assign numbers first, then shuffle them.
  • Keep backups: Save the original list before randomizing, in case you need it unchanged.

FAQ

Is the randomization fair?

Yes—every item has an equal chance of appearing in any position.

Can I randomize large lists?

Yes—the tool works with both short and long lists, from a few items to hundreds.

Does it support duplicates?

Yes—if your list contains duplicates, they will remain in the randomized output.

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