Room for ChancePaste a list and select one or more names at random. Each non-empty line is one entry; identical lines can be removed before selection. People with the same name can be distinguished with a label.
Paste a list and select one or more names at random. Each non-empty line is one entry; identical lines can be removed before selection. People with the same name can be distinguished with a label.
Up to 1,000 items; one item per line. Each run is independent. These selections do not predict lottery results or certify a public prize draw.
Values and lists stay in this page. They are not sent to a server or saved after you close it.
These are example results. A random selection can produce a different result each time.
Paste six participants, one per line, and request two names. With duplicate removal enabled, each distinct entry can be chosen only once in that selection. Ask the two selected people to introduce a topic, then open the discussion to everyone. Copy the result if you need a record: the page does not retain the list after it closes.
Example: Maya and Leo begin the discussion.
Enter Anna, Luca, Maya and Omar on separate lines and select one name. The selected person takes notes for this meeting. A fresh draw may choose the same person next time: for a rotation without repeats, shuffle the four names once and work through that saved order.
Example: Luca takes notes for this meeting.
Two different participants may both be called Alex. Label them Alex A and Alex B so they remain separate entries. If Maya was pasted twice by mistake, leave duplicate removal enabled. The example list then contains four distinct entries; requesting two picks two of those four, without giving Maya an extra entry.
Example: Alex B and Sofia: two people from four distinct entries.
Generate integers within an inclusive range. Choose how many you need, allow or prevent repetitions and exclude specific values. Useful for exercises, informal selections and test data.
Random team generatorDivide a list into randomly assigned teams. Every person is assigned once and team sizes differ by at most one. Suitable for classroom exercises, workshops and friendly activities.
Shuffle a listRandomise the order of names, topics or tasks while retaining every entry. Useful for presentation order and practice questions. Removing duplicate lines is optional.