Need to pick a raffle winner, shuffle a list of names for a classroom activity, or sort items alphabetically before a presentation? The List Randomizer handles all of these tasks in one place. Just paste your list (one item per line) and pick the action you need.
The shuffle button uses the Fisher-Yates algorithm to randomize the order of your items. Every possible arrangement gets an equal chance, which is important for things like giveaway winners or game teams. The Pick button lets you select a specific number of random entries from your list. If you need a single winner for a contest, set it to 1. For multiple team members, pick 5 or 10 at once.
Beyond randomization, you can sort the list from A to Z, reverse the current order, or remove duplicate entries with the Unique button. The Sort option is useful for organizing names or items before printing. Reverse flips the order completely, which helps when you want to see your list from a different angle. Unique cleans up duplicate entries so each item appears only once.
The word count and item count update in real time as you type, so you always know how many entries are in your list. Everything runs locally in your browser with no server uploads.