Paste your list
Drop in your list — names, tasks, raffle tickets, discussion topics. Anything with an order you want to break. One per line or comma-separated, it doesn't matter.
List Randomizer
Shuffle Any List
into a new order
Paste a list of names, tasks, or options and get the whole thing back in a fresh random order — no picking, no removal, just a fair reorder.
How it works
Shuffle
Hit the button and the Fisher–Yates algorithm reorders the whole list into a random sequence — every ordering equally likely.
Use the new order
Copy the shuffled sequence or read it straight from the page. Every item is there exactly once, just in a fresh fair position.
Frequently asked questions
What is a list randomizer used for?
Use it whenever you need to remove order or bias from a list: draw speaking slots, rotate daily chores, randomize poll choices, shuffle a study queue, or anonymize data before sharing feedback.
Is the shuffle truly random?
Yes. The list is reordered with the Fisher–Yates algorithm, a mathematically unbiased shuffle where every possible ordering is equally likely.
Does it just pick one item?
No — it reorders the entire list. Every item stays in the result, just in a new random sequence. If you want single winners instead, use the Random Name Picker tool.
Do items get removed or duplicated?
Never. Every item you enter appears exactly once in the output — no more, no less. Only the order changes.
Do you store my list?
No — and this one's easy to prove to yourself: turn off your Wi-Fi and the shuffle still works. That's because it never needed a server in the first place.