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Yes. You can open any of the 36 tools without an account, subscription or installation. They run in your browser on desktop and mobile. JavaScript is needed to generate results; this guide and its questions remain readable without it.

Repeated entries are kept separately by default, so two people called Alex can both participate. Add a surname, initial or other label if you need to distinguish them. The name picker also offers an option to merge identical names; leave it off when the entries represent different people.

In the name picker, choose no repeats within a draw and enable exclusion across rounds if you want selected entries to stay out of later draws. On the wheel, enable removal after a win. These rules apply to entries: two separate entries with identical text can still produce the same displayed name. The student picker excludes previous selections within the current lesson. Weighted picking uses replacement and can repeat an option. Raffle drawing excludes winning entry IDs across prizes by default; enabling repeats uses replacement for every slot.

The group generator balances group sizes so they differ by at most one person: ten people in three groups gives sizes of four, three and three. For pairs, choose a trio or one named person sitting out. With seven people, that means two pairs plus a trio, or three pairs plus a bye.

A fresh random draw can repeat earlier results. The basic list, group and pair tools do not track past rounds. Partner Rotation Generator plans a complete no-repeat cycle for pairs or rotating byes, then reports repeats beyond the cycle. Trio rotation and history-aware groups reduce repeats with explicit metrics and limited-search guarantees.

Tools process entries locally without uploading lists. Student rosters require Save class. Raffle events and history-aware groups also require explicit local saving, with another save after new records. Other tools do not save inputs. Nothing syncs automatically across tools or devices, and page links contain no roster.

All 36 tools offer a copy action. The name picker can download TXT results; the group generator and list randomizer offer TXT and CSV downloads. The pair generator has a print layout that includes the trio or bye when present. The wheel lets you copy the selected entry. The student picker copies this lesson’s selection history. Weighted picking copies the current result or recent history. Raffle awards can be copied, printed, or downloaded as CSV. Balanced teams can be copied in full or downloaded as CSV. History-aware groups copy a candidate or selected round and export complete history as CSV or a restorable JSON backup. Presentation order copies, prints or exports the full agenda with planned slots and completion status. Seating charts copy, print or export every physical cell as CSV. Partner rotations copy, print or export the complete multi-round plan as CSV. Constrained groups copy, print or export every member as CSV. Station rotations export the full timed matrix by copy, CSV or print. Task assignments copy, print or export every required place, including unfilled places. Duty rosters copy, print or export every dated place, including gaps, with personal statistics in copy and print. Breakout assignments copy or print all rooms, download the full roster, and offer a separate Zoom CSV when every email is ready. Workshop allocation copies or prints both attendee and session views and exports every requested place, including gaps, as CSV. Peer reviews copy and print both review directions, export all directed edges as CSV and download reusable ID links as TXT. Tournament brackets copy, print or export all rounds, including byes, pending sources, scores and champion state. Round robin fixtures copy, print or export every cycle and explicit bye rows as CSV. Secret Santa copies or prints one revealed card; full copy, CSV and all-card printing require explicitly opening organizer records. Banquet seating exports every seat at every table. Role assignments offer individual cards and explicitly opened organizer exports. Mentoring exports include every learner and a capacity summary for every mentor. Question picking exports the complete drawn round with completion status; answers require a separate opt-in. Image wheels copy the selected label and entry ID, not pixels. Prize wheels export full award details and inventory summary CSV files. Number picking supports full-batch copy, TXT and CSV downloads in the chosen display order.

The name picker, group generator, list randomizer and pair generator accept up to 5,000 entries, subject to their text-length limits. The visual wheel accepts up to 200 entries to keep it usable. The name picker draws up to 500 entries at once, and the group generator creates up to 500 groups. The student picker accepts 500 entries per class and saves up to 20 classes; weighted picking accepts up to 200 options. Raffle drawing accepts 5,000 entries, twenty prize rows and five hundred total award slots. Rated teams support 2–120 participants and 2–20 teams. History-aware grouping supports 2–80 people and fifty recorded rounds. Presentation agendas accept two hundred entries with durations from 0.1 to 180 minutes. Classroom seating supports sixty students and up to ten rows by ten columns. Partner rotations support 2–100 participants and 1–50 rounds. Constrained grouping supports sixty people and up to twelve nonempty groups. Station schedules support twenty groups, twelve stations and thirty rounds, with capacity measured in groups. Task assignments support thirty people and thirty tasks, with each limit or headcount from one to thirty. Duty rosters support thirty people and thirty-one dated slots, each requiring one to thirty distinct people. Breakout planning accepts one thousand people and one hundred nonempty rooms within the configured headcount limit. Workshop allocation supports one hundred attendees, twenty sessions and up to ten distinct sessions per person. Peer review supports two to forty people and one to ten reviews each, subject to roster, reciprocal and history feasibility rules. Tournament brackets support two to sixty-four entrants, optional protection for two or four seeds, and whole-number scores from zero to 9,999. Round robin schedules support two to forty entrants and one to four complete cycles. Secret Santa supports two to sixty participants with mutual exclusion pairs and one gift given and received each. Banquet seating supports sixty guests and twelve tables of up to twenty seats. Role assignment supports two hundred people and thirty role types with exact total places. Mentor matching supports up to 200 learners and 40 mentors, each with 0–200 available places. Question picking supports up to 500 rows, with 500 characters per question, 1,000 per answer and a 200,000-character bank limit. Image wheels allow 24 entries, 4 MiB per custom file and 48 MiB total, with 4096 px edges and a 12-million-pixel image limit. Prize wheels support 24 types, up to 1000 stock per type and 10,000 items in total. Number picking supports 5000 results and 5000 exclusion tokens, with bounds within ±9,007,199,254,740,991.