Free List Randomizer — Shuffle & Randomize Any List Online Instantly

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What Is a List Randomizer?

A list randomizer is an online tool that takes a list of items and rearranges them into a completely random order. Whether you have a list of names, tasks, numbers, or any other items, this tool shuffles them instantly using a cryptographically fair randomization algorithm.

No bias, no patterns — just pure random ordering every time you click.

Why Randomizing Lists Matters

  • Fair selection — Randomly order participants for drawings, giveaways, or prize selections without bias
  • A/B testing — Randomize test groups, survey questions, or content variations for unbiased experiments
  • Education — Shuffle student presentation orders, quiz questions, or reading assignments
  • Project management — Randomly assign tasks or prioritize backlog items to avoid recency bias
  • Entertainment — Create random playlists, game orders, or movie watch lists

How Randomization Works

Fisher-Yates Shuffle

Our tool uses the Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm, the gold standard for producing unbiased random permutations. Each possible ordering has an equal probability of being selected.

True Randomness

The randomization uses your browser's built-in cryptographic random number generator, ensuring results that are unpredictable and statistically fair.

How to Use the List Randomizer

  1. Enter your list items — one item per line — in the input area
  2. Click Randomize to shuffle the list
  3. View your newly randomized list
  4. Click again for a completely different random order
  5. Copy the results for use in your workflow

Common Use Cases

  • Teachers randomizing student presentation schedules
  • Event organizers selecting raffle winners fairly
  • Researchers randomizing survey question order to eliminate order bias
  • Team leads assigning code review or on-call rotations
  • Content creators randomizing topic queues and publishing schedules

Best Practices

  • Enter one item per line for clean randomization
  • For giveaways or contests, screenshot the randomized result as proof of fairness
  • Run the randomizer multiple times — each result is independent and equally valid
  • Remove duplicate entries before randomizing if you need unique items only

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the randomization truly random?

Yes — the tool uses the Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm with a cryptographic random number generator, ensuring each permutation is equally likely. There is no hidden pattern or bias.

Can I randomize a list with hundreds of items?

Absolutely. The tool handles lists of any practical size — from a handful of names to thousands of entries — with instant results.

Will I get the same result if I randomize again?

No. Each randomization is independent. The probability of getting the exact same order twice is astronomically low for lists with more than a few items.

Can I use this for selecting a random winner?

Yes — enter all participant names, randomize, and the first name on the resulting list is your winner. This is a fair and transparent selection method used by many organizations.

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