List Randomizer
Enter one item per line and shuffle the list.
How the List Randomizer Works
The List Randomizer shuffles the order of line-separated entries directly in your browser. It is useful for names, presentation order, classroom participation, task rotation, prizes, questions and any situation where you want a neutral sequence.
Example
Paste Alice, Bob, Charlie and Dana on separate lines. After shuffling, the tool might return Dana, Alice, Charlie and Bob. Run it again whenever you need a fresh order.
Factors That Affect the Result
Every non-empty line is treated as one item. Duplicate lines are kept, spelling differences create separate entries, and repeated shuffles can occasionally produce similar or identical orders by chance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are duplicate items removed?
No. Every entered line is preserved and shuffled.
Is my list uploaded?
No. The shuffle runs locally in your browser.
Can I shuffle names for a presentation order?
Yes. Enter one name per line and use the shuffled result as the speaking order.
How the Tool Works and Its Limits
A list randomizer changes item order using random sampling. Duplicate entries remain separate items and therefore appear as often as they occur in the source list; remove duplicates first if each unique item should have equal representation.