Lists & teams
Pick from a list, put it in order, or give everyone a place in a group or plan.
Tools in this category
13 toolsWheel spinner
Add a list. Let the wheel choose.
Random picker
Choose from your list.
List shuffler
Give every entry a new place.
Random teams
Make groups in a moment.
Random pairing
Make partners, with a deliberate choice for odd numbers.
Random task assignment
Give every task a clear owner.
Classroom rotation
Give everyone a turn, with attendance and round tracking.
Meeting order
Shuffle speakers and follow the queue, one turn at a time.
Random seating chart
Assign seats around blocked positions and print the chart.
Group rotation planner
Plan up to ten balanced group rounds, favoring new partners. See repeated pairings, copy the schedule, export CSV or print it for a workshop.
Gift exchange matcher
Match gift-exchange participants without self-matches. Add exclusions, reveal recipients locally and export the organizer list. No account or email needed.
Raffle draw organizer
Draw winners and alternates from one clear entry list.
Tournament seeding randomizer
Give every entrant a first-round place.
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Browse all RandJoy toolsStart with what should happen to your list
Use a picker or wheel when you need one or several choices, and a shuffler when every entry should appear in a new order. Teams and pairs divide a roster; seating gives people positions. Speaking order and classroom rotation track turns during a session. Task assignment and gift exchange handle their own constraints. For several rounds of groups, the rotation planner reports repeated partners so you can inspect the plan before printing or sharing it yourself.
Does a pick remove someone automatically?
The wheel and random picker keep entries until you explicitly remove a selected item. Session tools follow different rules: classroom rotation avoids repeating a present participant within the current round, while speaking order tracks a queue. Each tool explains its repeat, reset and Undo behavior beside the controls and in its guide.