Flip a coin, roll dice, spin a wheel, draw a name, make teams, or reveal a winner — with tools built to look good when other people are watching.
No sign-in, no setup maze. Open one and use it.
8 working tools
A stage-ready toss for instant heads-or-tails drama.
Roll one or two dice, with optional totals for games and classes.
Paste names or choices, spin, reveal, and remove winners.
Shuffle a list and reveal one or several winners.
Swish the slips around, then pull one name from the bowl.
A clean dramatic answer when nobody wants responsibility.
Paste a roster and deal everyone into random groups.
Draw numbers with repeats or without them until the pool resets.
Names stay in your browser. Random picks use the browser's cryptographic random-number generator. You can use every tool without making an account.
Paste a roster and split everyone into random teams or groups in seconds. Choose the number of teams, generate the groups, and reshuffle when your rules actually call for it instead of because Team 2 started negotiating.
Enter one person per line, choose the number of teams, then select Make Teams. Ready Set Pick shuffles the list and distributes people across the groups so team sizes stay as even as possible.
Use the team generator for classrooms, games, workshops, sports, study groups, or event activities. Random teams are useful when every person should have an equal chance of joining any group. If teams must be balanced by skill, role, or another factor, organize those constraints before randomizing.