Are identical names removed?
No. Distinct entries can have the same text. Review the input when duplicates are unintended.
From picking names to making teams. Start with a single list.
Enter one name per line or paste from a spreadsheet.
Up to 500 entries · Separate with newlines, commas, or tabs
Remaining participants: 0
Enter a name for each team. Empty names use numbered defaults.
Shuffle all participants into an order with each person appearing once. Useful for presentation or game order.
Range: −1,000,000 to 1,000,000 · Up to 100 numbers
Weights: whole numbers from 1 to 100. Higher weights increase the chance of selection.
2 to 20 participants · Click a name above the ladder to reveal its path and outcome.
Enter as many outcomes as participants.
Connections stay fixed after generation. Changing names or outcomes, or creating again, generates a new ladder.
Enter a list and start the draw.
Copying and saving include only revealed results.
Each participant has an equal chance in an unweighted draw.
Paste names or options.
Set options for your task.
Copy or save as an image.
Name picking never selects the same entry twice within one draw. With winner exclusion enabled, previous winners are excluded from later draws too. Editing the list resets exclusions.
Identical names remain separate participants. Entering a name more than once may increase its overall chance of selection, so check your list.
Team sizes differ by at most one person. With a maximum team size, the required team count is calculated before dividing evenly. Balancing by skill or experience is not supported.
The wheel uses weight ratios for probabilities and segment sizes. The result is chosen first, then the animation stops there. With many entries, some wheel labels are hidden; results still show full names.
Names and results are not sent to the server. Enabling storage keeps names and settings in this browser. On a shared device, disable storage to delete saved data. This service does not provide verifiable official prize-draw records.
Add presentation names or other items, one per entry.
Run a new random ordering and check that no unintended duplicate entry was included.
Copy or save the result before reshuffling. Keep the participant list with it if needed.
No. Distinct entries can have the same text. Review the input when duplicates are unintended.
No. A valid random ordering can leave an item in its original position.
Save it before another run or closing the page. Do not rely on the current result remaining available.
Tool files and calculation inputs are processed in your browser, without uploading them to a processing server.
The optional save setting can keep participant names and settings in this browser. Turn it off on a shared device.
A synthetic list: Alex, Taylor, Jordan and Morgan
A shuffled list and saved CSV record
A valid random ordering can leave some entries in their old positions.
Examples use synthetic, non-personal test material. Results apply to the inputs and settings shown; different files and devices can produce different sizes, timing and appearance.