How to shuffle a list randomly
- Paste or type your list, one item per line.
- Press “Shuffle randomly”.
- If you don't like the order, press it again or use Undo.
- Copy the result.
What is this tool for?
Shuffling a list helps you draw the order of turns, presentations or exam questions, build different playlists, or randomize data before splitting it into groups.
The order comes from random numbers generated by your browser, and every line is equally likely to end up in any position. Your text is never uploaded to a server.
Limits to keep in mind
- Each line is one item: if your list is separated by commas, put it one per line first.
- Empty lines get shuffled too; use “Remove empty lines” if you don't want them.
- The result changes every time you shuffle: copy the one you like.
Frequently asked questions
How do I shuffle a list randomly?
Paste the list with one item per line and press “Shuffle randomly”. The lines are reordered at random and you can repeat it.
Is the order really random?
Yes. It uses a standard shuffle (Fisher-Yates) with random numbers from your browser, so every combination is equally likely.
Is my list uploaded to a server?
No. Everything runs in your browser and your text is never sent or stored.
Can I go back to the previous order?
Yes, the Undo button restores the previous order.