List Randomizer & Shuffler
Paste any list — one item per line — then tap to shuffle it into a fair, random order. Free and instant, no signup. Handy for randomizing turn order, running order, playlists, or any list where you want an unbiased sequence.
How to use it
- Type or paste your list into the box, one item per line.
- Tap anywhere outside the box (or press the spacebar) to shuffle.
- Tap again for a fresh random order.
What people use it for
- Randomize the running or turn order for a group.
- Shuffle a playlist, reading list, or task list.
- Draw a fair order for presentations or competitions.
- Create a random seating or line-up order.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the shuffle truly random?
- Yes. It uses a Fisher–Yates shuffle, so every possible ordering is equally likely.
- Does it keep my list private?
- Yes. Everything runs in your browser — your list is never uploaded anywhere.
- How do I randomize presentation order?
- Enter each presenter on a separate line, shuffle once, then read the numbered result from top to bottom. For example, Ana, Ben and Cam might become Cam, Ana and Ben. Agree to use the first result before drawing.
- What happens to duplicate entries and blank lines?
- Blank lines are ignored and spaces at the start and end of each line are trimmed. Duplicate entries remain separate entries. Include each person once when everyone should get one turn.
- Can a shuffled list stay in the same order?
- Yes. The original order is one possible random result. With three distinct entries there are six possible orders, including the starting order. Repeated shuffles may also repeat a previous result.