Random Picker
Type your options, one per line or separated by commas, then press Pick to get one at random. You can also pick several at once or turn on no repeats. It is free, needs no signup, and your list is not uploaded. It works as a random selector or chooser too.
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Your pick appears here
Add two or more options, or tap a quick start.
Need to run this live with a group?
Start a shared turn board. A board gives everyone the same live order on their own screen, with an optional timer for each turn. It starts a fresh room, so you would enter the names there; this page does not pass them along.
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One tool for standups, classrooms, Q&A, and more
Game Night
Decide who goes first in board games. No more arguing about turn order!
Group Decisions
Pick who orders food, presents first, or takes notes. Fast and unbiased.
Team Activities
Random selection for team building activities and ice breakers.
The Challenge
- 1Deciding who goes first takes longer than the activity itself.
- 2Manual picking feels biased and causes friction.
- 3You sometimes need more than just a random choice.
Our Solution
- 1Instant randomization to select a person quickly and fairly.
- 2Upgrade to full turn management with visible timers and fairness when needed.
- 3Share a link so everyone sees the decision in real time.
How it works
Get started in minutes
Add your options
Type or paste them, one per line or separated by commas, or tap a quick start like Yes / No or Dice 1-6.
Choose how picks behave
Allow repeats, rotate with no repeats until everyone has been picked, or remove each picked item. Pick one or several at once.
Press Pick one
Get the result, copy it or show it on a big screen. Start a shared turn board when a group needs a live order with timers.
Everything you need
Why teams choose us
- 1Reduces awkwardness and bias when choosing.
- 2Flexible: simple picker or structured rounds.
- 3Zero-friction start; no sign-in required.
How the randomness works
The tool shuffles with the Fisher-Yates algorithm. Each random number comes from your browser's Web Crypto generator (crypto.getRandomValues), not Math.random. Any value that would tilt the odds toward some spots is thrown away and redrawn (rejection sampling), so a plain shuffle gives every order the same chance. Options that avoid repeats or lock a spot change that on purpose. The draw runs on your device, and nothing about the result is decided by a server.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a random selector or random chooser too?
How does the random picker choose?
Can I make sure nobody is picked twice?
Can I pick more than one at once?
Can we do multiple rounds?
Is it free?
Does it work on phones?
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