Random picker
Draw one or more random entries from a list.
Related tools
Random picker
Paste a list of entries, one per line, and draw winners at random. Use it to pick a giveaway winner from a list of comments, choose who presents at the next stand-up, assign reviewers, select a sample for a spot check, or settle where the team goes for lunch. Empty lines are ignored and entries are trimmed, so a list pasted straight from a spreadsheet or a chat export works without cleanup.
Set how many entries to draw — from one up to a thousand. By default each entry can win only once, which is what you want for a raffle with distinct prizes; the draw simply stops being possible once you ask for more winners than the list holds, and the tool tells you so instead of silently repeating names. Turn on "Allow repeats" when an entry may win more than once, for example when simulating dice-style draws or sampling with replacement. Numbering the winners adds a 1., 2., 3. prefix, which is handy when the order of the draw decides the prize.
The randomness comes from the browser's cryptographic random number generator with rejection sampling, so every entry has a genuinely equal chance — no modulo bias, and no predictable pattern from a seeded pseudo-random source.
The draw happens entirely in your browser and your list is never uploaded, so names, email addresses or customer records stay on your device. The tally under the output shows how many entries were picked and how large the pool was. Run the draw again with the button whenever you want a fresh result.