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List Randomizer — Free Online Tool

Shuffle any list of lines into a truly random order.

About List Randomizer

The List Randomizer takes any list you paste in and shuffles the lines into a fresh random order. It is ideal for creating playlists, randomizing quiz questions, assigning turn order, or drawing names for a giveaway without favoring any position.

Shuffling uses the Fisher-Yates algorithm driven by your browser secure random source, which produces an unbiased permutation where every ordering is equally likely. Empty lines are ignored automatically so the output stays clean and ready to copy.

How to Use List Randomizer

  1. Enter your items in the input box, one per line.
  2. Click Shuffle List to randomize the order.
  3. Review the shuffled lines in the output box.
  4. Copy the result or shuffle again for a new order.

Key Features

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Shuffles any list of lines into random order
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Unbiased Fisher-Yates shuffle for fair results
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Automatically skips blank lines
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One-click copy of the shuffled list
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Processes everything privately in your browser

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the shuffle work? ▼
The tool applies the Fisher-Yates algorithm using secure random numbers, which gives every possible ordering an equal chance.
Is there a limit on how many items I can shuffle? ▼
There is no fixed limit. You can paste long lists, and the tool handles them quickly since everything runs locally.
What happens to empty lines? ▼
Blank lines are removed before shuffling, so the output contains only your actual items.
Will I get a different order each time? ▼
Yes. Each shuffle produces an independent random order, so clicking again will usually rearrange the list differently.