This list randomizer shuffles the lines you paste into a random order using a fair Fisher–Yates shuffle. It is perfect for prize draws, picking teams, deciding turn order and any time you need an unbiased random arrangement.
How to use the list randomizer
- Paste your list, one item per line.
- Click Shuffle to reorder it randomly.
- Copy the shuffled list — shuffle again any time for a new order.
Fair, unbiased shuffling
The tool uses the Fisher–Yates algorithm, the standard method for shuffling a list so that every possible order is equally likely. That matters for anything meant to be fair: unlike sorting or eyeballing a reorder, a proper shuffle has no hidden bias toward items near the top or bottom.
Everyday uses
- Giveaways — paste entrant names and take the top of the shuffled list.
- Teams & turns — randomise who goes first or who is on which side.
- Study — shuffle flashcard prompts so you do not memorise the order.
- Playlists & menus — mix up any ordered list.