Make fair decisions in seconds
Free random tools for classrooms, teams, giveaways, events, and everyday decisions. No account required.
Every RandoKit tool
Nine focused tools. One shared list. No sign-up, no limits.
- Wheel of NamesSpin a wheel of names and pick one random winner.
- Yes or No WheelSpin a wheel to get an instant Yes or No answer.
- Random Winner PickerDraw one or many winners from a list, with no duplicates.
- Random Team GeneratorSplit people into balanced random teams.
- Random Number GeneratorGenerate random numbers in any range.
- Coin FlipFlip one or many coins with an animated result.
- Dice RollerRoll D4 to D100 dice with totals and history.
- Random Order GeneratorShuffle a list into a fair numbered order.
- Random Pair GeneratorMatch people into random pairs, handling odd numbers.
How RandoKit works
Three steps, no account, nothing leaves your device.
- 1
Paste your list
One name or item per line. Spaces are trimmed and empty lines ignored automatically.
- 2
Pick a tool
Your list is shared across every tool, so you can switch from the wheel to teams instantly.
- 3
Get a fair result
Results are drawn with the Web Crypto API, then copied, exported, or shared as a link.
Private by design, fair by default
RandoKit never sends your lists anywhere. Every draw is computed on your device using the browser's cryptographic random number generator.
No accounts, no uploads
There is no login and no database. Your entries stay in the browser tab.
Secure randomness
Draws use crypto.getRandomValues() with rejection sampling, so every entry has an equal chance.
Local storage only
Your latest list and preferences are remembered in localStorage on your device and can be cleared anytime.
What people use RandoKit for
From picking who presents first to splitting a tournament into balanced teams.
Classrooms
Call on students fairly, form project groups, and pick presentation order.
Workplace meetings
Choose a note taker, rotate stand-up order, or pick a demo volunteer.
Giveaways
Draw winners from a list of entrants live, with a visible and repeatable result.
Parties
Decide games, forfeits, gift exchanges, and who goes next.
Sports teams
Split players into balanced sides or set a match schedule in one click.
Board games
Roll any dice, flip a coin, and randomize turn order without physical pieces.
Presentations
Use fullscreen mode to run a draw in front of an audience.
Everyday choices
Settle where to eat, who pays, or which task to start with.
Frequently asked questions
Is RandoKit really free?
Do you store the names I enter?
How random are the results?
Can I use RandoKit for an official lottery?
Does it work on mobile?
Can I share a tool setup with someone?
Guides & explainers
Written by the people who build these tools: how to pick students without the same hands going up, how to split teams people accept as fair, and what actually happens inside a random number generator.
- Classroom
How to Randomly Pick Students in a Classroom
Set up a reusable class list, pick students fairly with no repeats, and keep cold-calling low-stress.
- Teams
Splitting a Group Into Fair Teams Without the Arguments
A practical method for splitting groups into teams that are both random and actually fair, including uneven numbers and skill balance.
- Randomness
What's really happening when a computer picks a random number
Seeds, entropy, modulo bias, and how to test whether a random number generator is actually fair.
- Randomness
Choosing between Math.random() and crypto.getRandomValues()
What each API returns, why one is predictable, and how to pick integers without bias.
- Teams
Uses for a Random Name Picker Beyond the Classroom
A tour of practical, low-stakes uses for a random name picker at work, in games, and in everyday decisions.
- Giveaways
Running a Random Giveaway People Will Actually Trust
Write your rules first, build a clean entry list, draw backups in the same run, and keep evidence of the draw.
Ready to decide?
Open the wheel, paste your names, and get a fair result in seconds.
Open Wheel of Names