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📖How to Use the Random Team Generator

  1. 1
    Configure your options

    Use the controls above to set your preferred range, quantity or category for the generation.

  2. 2
    Click Generate

    Hit the Generate button to instantly produce your random results. Click again at any time for a fresh batch.

  3. 3
    Copy your results

    Click Copy All to copy every result at once, or click individual items to copy them one by one.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is my data private?

Yes. All generation happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No data is ever sent to any server.

Are results truly random?

Yes. Where cryptographic randomness is available via the Web Crypto API, it is used. Otherwise the tool falls back to Math.random(), which is sufficiently random for most purposes.

How do I enter names?

Enter each name on a new line in the text area, then set the number of teams. The tool shuffles and distributes names as evenly as possible.

What if names don't divide evenly?

Leftover members are distributed one-by-one to the first teams, so no team has more than one extra member compared to others.

How many teams can I create?

You can split your list into anywhere from 2 to 20 teams.

Is the team assignment truly random?

Yes — the full list of names is shuffled using cryptographically secure randomness before being distributed across teams, so there's no bias in who ends up where.

Can I regenerate teams if I don't like the split?

Yes — click "Generate Teams" again at any time to reshuffle and produce a brand new random split.

What happens if I enter fewer names than teams?

The tool will alert you that there aren't enough names for the number of teams requested, so add more names or reduce the team count.

Can I copy the generated teams?

Yes — click "Copy Teams" to copy every team and its members to your clipboard in a clean, labelled list.

Is this good for sports, classrooms or office events?

Yes — it's commonly used for splitting players into sports teams, students into classroom groups, or colleagues into teams for office activities.