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Set the options or enter the list you want to use with the random team generator.
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Save it to this browser or share a link that restores the current settings.
Shuffle people into balanced teams. This free tool runs locally in your browser, so you can make a quick choice without creating an account or sending your entries to a results server.
Set the options or enter the list you want to use with the random team generator.
Select the generate button to create a new result locally in your browser.
Check the generated result and adjust the settings if you need a different outcome.
Copy the result when needed, or generate again for another independent choice.
The random team generator supports quick, repeatable choices while keeping the process easy to review.
Use these examples as starting points, then adjust the settings to fit the decision or activity in front of you.
Clear inputs and consistent settings make generated results easier to understand, repeat, and share.
Before using the random team generator, review the available entries, ranges, exclusions, or other settings. Remove accidental duplicates unless they are intended to increase an option's weight. For group activities, agree on the rules before generating so everyone understands how the result will be used. If a choice affects someone who is not present, record the inputs and settings so the process can be explained later. This preparation takes only a moment and makes the result more useful than repeatedly generating until a preferred answer appears.
Generate once when you need an impartial selection, or repeat when the activity calls for several independent results. Copy the result into a lesson plan, meeting note, message, or project document when another person needs it. A generated output can help with games, prompts, assignments, and low-stakes choices, but it should not replace professional judgment for medical, legal, financial, safety, employment, or other consequential decisions. Review the output for context and appropriateness before acting on it.
The generator runs on your device. Entries and results are not sent to a result-generation server, but you should still avoid sensitive information when using a shared or public computer.
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Yes. It uses the browser's cryptographically secure random number source to make each selection.
No. Entries and generated results stay in this browser and are not sent to a selection server.
Yes. Use the generate button as many times as you need, then copy the result to your clipboard.
Yes. You can use the random team generator for free without creating an account.
No. The tool creates results locally in your browser and does not send your entries to a result-generation server.
Yes. Keep or adjust the current settings, then generate again whenever you need a new result.