Tool categories
The same 20 tools as the full list, grouped by the job they do rather than by name — useful when you know what you need to happen but not what it is called.
6 categories
- 4 tools Wheel Tools Wheels that spin on screen but decide the result up front, so the animation can never change the outcome.
- 5 tools Name Pickers Fast draws from a list of names, with repeat control, weights and exportable results.
- 5 tools Team and Group Tools Turn one roster into balanced teams, discussion groups, seating charts or a running order.
- 7 tools Classroom Tools Built for the front of a classroom: large type, no-repeat rounds and a full-screen display mode.
- 4 tools Decision Tools For the choices that are not worth another twenty minutes of debate.
- 8 tools Random Generators Numbers, dice, letters, colors, dates and passwords generated locally in your browser.
Wheel Tools
Spinning wheel tools for names, numbers, yes/no questions and household chores. Each wheel picks the result first, then animates to it.
Name Pickers
Paste a list of names and draw one winner or many. Optional weights, no-repeat draws, CSV import and downloadable results.
- Wheel of Names Spin a customisable wheel to pick one name from your list.
- Random Name Picker Draw names instantly, with or without repeats — no spinning required.
- Student Picker Call on students fairly, with no-repeat rounds and absences handled.
- Giveaway Winner Picker Draw winners and alternates from an entry list you supply.
- Random Order Generator Shuffle a list into a numbered running order.
Team and Group Tools
Split a roster into random teams, balanced groups or a printable seating chart. Supports skill scores, leaders and keep-apart rules.
- Team Generator Split a roster into random or skill-balanced teams in one click.
- Random Order Generator Shuffle a list into a numbered running order.
- Random Group Generator Divide any list of items into equal random groups.
- Chore Wheel Assign chores fairly and print a weekly rota.
- Seating Chart Generator Lay out a random seating plan with keep-apart rules, then print it.
Classroom Tools
Classroom-friendly random tools: call on students without repeats, build presentation orders and print a seating chart.
- Wheel of Names Spin a customisable wheel to pick one name from your list.
- Random Name Picker Draw names instantly, with or without repeats — no spinning required.
- Team Generator Split a roster into random or skill-balanced teams in one click.
- Student Picker Call on students fairly, with no-repeat rounds and absences handled.
- Random Order Generator Shuffle a list into a numbered running order.
- Random Group Generator Divide any list of items into equal random groups.
- Seating Chart Generator Lay out a random seating plan with keep-apart rules, then print it.
Decision Tools
Stuck between options? Use a yes/no wheel, a weighted decision maker, a restaurant picker or a coin flip to settle it.
Random Generators
Generate random numbers, dice rolls, coin flips, letters, colors, dates and passwords directly in your browser.
- Random Number Generator Generate integers or decimals in a range, with repeats optional.
- Number Picker Wheel Spin a wheel built from a number range instead of a name list.
- Coin Flip Flip one coin or hundreds and watch the running totals.
- Dice Roller Roll standard or custom dice with modifiers and totals.
- Random Password Generator Generate strong passwords locally with the Web Crypto API.
- Random Letter Generator Generate random letters from A–Z or your own alphabet.
- Random Color Generator Generate color palettes with lockable swatches and contrast checks.
- Random Date Generator Pick random dates in a range, with weekday and weekend rules.
Choosing between a wheel and a picker
The categories overlap on purpose, because the same draw can be presented in two different ways. A wheel is for when the pick has to happen visibly, in front of people who need to accept the result — a classroom, a stream, a room deciding where to eat. A picker is for when you just need the answer: it draws from a pasted list in one step, handles thousands of entries without turning them into unreadable slices, and gives you something you can export.
The randomness underneath is identical either way. Every tool here draws with the Web Crypto API, decides the result before any animation starts, and keeps your list in your browser. Which category you pick from changes the presentation and the input limits, never the odds.
If you would rather start from something already filled in, the wheel templates open with entries on them, and the guides explain the method behind each kind of draw.