Randomly pick names or items from lists with advanced options like weights, filters, and grouping.
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Enter items as `item:weight` (e.g., `Alice:3, Bob:1`). Higher weight = more chance.
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Create and save multiple named lists of items (e.g., 'Students', 'Prizes'). Load any saved list into the input area.
Input your current list of items into the text area (one per line or comma-separated). See the live count of items.
Select how you want to randomize: 'Pick One', 'Pick Multiple', 'Weighted Pick', 'Shuffle', or 'Group Items'.
For advanced modes, specify options like number of items to pick, whether to allow duplicates, assign weights, or apply filters (exclude/include items).
Click "Pick Random." The tool will instantly apply your chosen mode and display the results in the output area.
View your random results clearly. Use "Copy Results" to quickly transfer them. All picks are recorded in a private audit log.
Need to go back? "Undo Last Action" reverts the list. Check "Contextual Use Case Suggestions" for intelligent ideas on how to apply the tool in various scenarios.
All your item inputs, saved lists, randomization processes, and audit logs happen securely within your browser. No data is ever sent to our servers, ensuring complete privacy.
Randomly pick students for questions, presentations, or tasks in a classroom setting, ensuring fairness.
Fairly select winners from a list of participants for contests or raffles, with optional weighting for entries.
Randomly assign people to teams or divide a class/group into smaller, balanced groups for projects or activities.
Randomly choose who performs a chore, picks a restaurant, or takes on a specific task in a group setting.
Select random samples from a population list for surveys or experiments, with options for weighted selection.
For fair student selection, group assignments, and classroom management.
To manage raffles, draw prizes, or select participants for promotions in an unbiased way.
For role-playing games, board games, or any activity requiring random selection.
Individuals or groups who want an unbiased way to make choices or distribute tasks.
For generating random test data, selecting random elements, or shuffling arrays in programming tasks.
A: This advanced tool provides multiple randomization modes (pick one, pick multiple with/without replacement, shuffle, group items), live item counts, undo last action, and AI-powered contextual use case suggestions, in addition to standard pick one/multiple, shuffle, and grouping modes.
A: You can create and save different lists of items (e.g., 'Class Roster', 'Prize Pool') under unique names. These lists are stored privately in your browser, allowing you to easily load them back into the input area for randomization without re-typing.
A: In this mode, you assign a numerical 'weight' to each item (e.g., 'Alice:3, Bob:1'). Items with higher weights have a proportionally greater chance of being picked, allowing for biased or prioritized selection.
A: Before picking, you can specify keywords or patterns to either 'Exclude' (items containing this text will not be picked) or 'Include Only' (only items containing this text will be considered for picking). This provides fine-grained control over your randomization pool.
A: Absolutely. All your input lists, saved lists, randomization processes, and the audit log of picks are performed and stored exclusively in your browser's local storage. No data is ever sent to our servers, ensuring complete privacy and data security.
A: The tool keeps a private, timestamped record of your recent randomization results. This log helps you review past selections, verify fairness (e.g., for giveaways), or simply keep track of what was picked when.
A: After you perform a randomization action, the tool provides an intelligent suggestion on practical scenarios or professions where that specific type of randomization is commonly applied or highly beneficial. This helps users discover new ways to leverage the tool.
Let the randomness begin!