List Randomizer
Shuffle a line-based list in the browser and copy a new order without changing the list items themselves. Processing takes place locally in your browser.
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What List Randomizer does
Shuffle a line-based list in the browser and copy a new order without changing the list items themselves.
Worked example
Ada Grace Linus Margaret
The same four names in a newly randomized order
How the text is processed
A Fisher–Yates-style shuffle swaps items using random values supplied by the browser. Each original line appears once in the shuffled result unless the source itself contains duplicates.
Useful workflows
- Randomize presentation or speaking order
- Shuffle study questions or playlist entries
- Create a quick non-secret test ordering
Limits and review checks
- Do not use an ordinary shuffle for regulated drawings, gambling or security decisions.
- Duplicate source lines remain duplicate items.
- Save the result if you need to reproduce that exact order.
Frequently asked questions
Does the randomizer remove duplicates?
No. It preserves every input line; use the duplicate-line remover first when entries must be unique.
Can I reproduce the same shuffle later?
Not unless the tool exposes and records a deterministic seed. Copy the result you want to keep.
Processing takes place locally in your browser.