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List Randomizer

Shuffle nonempty lines with Fisher–Yates and unbiased browser cryptographic random integers. Up to 10,000 nonempty lines.

Free to useNo sign-upRuns in your browser
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Enter the inputs, then select Shuffle list.

Up to 100,000 characters; processed in this browser.

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How List Randomizer works

Shuffle nonempty lines with Fisher–Yates and unbiased browser cryptographic random integers.

Up to 10,000 nonempty lines. Duplicate items remain separate; blank lines are omitted. Random order can match the original by chance.

Concept diagram for List Randomizer, showing one item per line input and the supported output.
Concept diagram; the three operation images are actual browser captures.

How to use List Randomizer

Start with your own input.

Enter one item per line

Replace the example with the one item per line you want to process. Up to 10,000 nonempty lines.

Input and settings
List Randomizer: input and settings in the implemented browser tool
Actual local browser view. Open the image to read it at full size.

Check the settings

Check the input against the supported syntax and limits below.

Tool result
List Randomizer: tool result in the implemented browser tool
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Run, review and copy

Select Shuffle list. Review the same list in a random order, then use Copy result or Save result.

Review the details
List Randomizer: review the details in the implemented browser tool
Actual local browser view. Open the image to read it at full size.

When to use List Randomizer

Assign a presentation order

To assign a presentation order, start with one item per line. Shuffle nonempty lines with Fisher–Yates and unbiased browser cryptographic random integers.

Source text lines represented as large readable document shapes.
Work with your source text. Concept illustration.

Shuffle a study list

To shuffle a study list, start with one item per line. Up to 10,000 nonempty lines.

Text documents with highlighted lines for comparison and review.
Compare and review text. Concept illustration.

Randomize a shortlist

To randomize a shortlist, start with one item per line. Copy the result into your working document, or save a local file for later review.

Text prepared for reuse in another document.
Prepare text for the next task. Concept illustration.

How to read the result

Check what the output means.

The same list in a random order. Shuffle nonempty lines with Fisher–Yates and unbiased browser cryptographic random integers.

Up to 10,000 nonempty lines. Duplicate items remain separate; blank lines are omitted. Random order can match the original by chance.

A text result and its source shown for careful comparison.
Read the output carefully. Concept illustration.

Supported input and limits

Check the format before processing.

Up to 10,000 nonempty lines. Duplicate items remain separate; blank lines are omitted. Random order can match the original by chance.

Inputs and results are processed locally. Keep your source and save the output you need before leaving.

Text characters and line boundaries represented in a review illustration.
Check characters and line breaks. Concept illustration.

Shuffle list with your input

Check the result and copy or save the output.

Shuffle list

List Randomizer: common questions

Answers about using List Randomizer and understanding its results.

What does the result represent?

The same list in a random order. Up to 10,000 nonempty lines. Duplicate items remain separate; blank lines are omitted. Random order can match the original by chance.

Can I copy or save the output?

Yes. Use Copy result or Save result after processing. Inputs and results are handled in this browser; save what you need before leaving.