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Random List Shuffler

Randomise the order of a list while keeping every item.

How to use Random List Shuffler

1. Enter List. 2. Browser pseudorandom choices are for everyday examples and organisation. Results can repeat between runs; this does not provide a certified lottery, secure secret or audited draw. Entries are non-empty trimmed lines. Blank lines are ignored; repeated entries remain separate row slots unless the tool explicitly removes duplicates. Commas inside a line are retained. Every input row appears once in the result; repeated labels remain repeated. 3. Select Shuffle or press Enter from a single-line field. In multiline text fields, Enter inserts a line break. 4. Select Copy result to copy the answer, or Reset to clear the form and result.

Why use this tool?

Use Random List Shuffler when you need shuffled list. Browser pseudorandom choices are for everyday examples and organisation. Results can repeat between runs; this does not provide a certified lottery, secure secret or audited draw. Entries are non-empty trimmed lines. Blank lines are ignored; repeated entries remain separate row slots unless the tool explicitly removes duplicates. Commas inside a line are retained. Every input row appears once in the result; repeated labels remain repeated.

How the calculation works

Shuffle all entered row slots using Fisher–Yates order. Browser pseudorandom choices are for everyday examples and organisation. Results can repeat between runs; this does not provide a certified lottery, secure secret or audited draw. Entries are non-empty trimmed lines. Blank lines are ignored; repeated entries remain separate row slots unless the tool explicitly removes duplicates. Commas inside a line are retained. Every input row appears once in the result; repeated labels remain repeated.

Example

Worked example: List = "Alice". Result: Alice.

Practical tip

Check the random list shuffler input and output convention before reusing the result.

Frequently asked questions

How does Random List Shuffler work?

Shuffle all entered row slots using Fisher–Yates order.

Which assumptions and limits apply?

Browser pseudorandom choices are for everyday examples and organisation. Results can repeat between runs; this does not provide a certified lottery, secure secret or audited draw. Entries are non-empty trimmed lines. Blank lines are ignored; repeated entries remain separate row slots unless the tool explicitly removes duplicates. Commas inside a line are retained. Every input row appears once in the result; repeated labels remain repeated.

What should I check before reusing the result?

Match the input units or text-counting convention to your task. Copy result reuses the displayed answer; Reset clears it.

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