10 available tools
Random & Draw Tools
Run draws, shuffle lists, build teams, pairs, schedules, and brackets, or roll dice and flip coins with secure browser randomness.
Available tools
Random Name Picker
Pick one or multiple winners and alternates from a list without repetition, with session history.
Wheel of Names
Spin a responsive wheel of names or options and remove winners for successive rounds.
Secret Santa Generator
Generate one-to-one assignments without self-matches, with exclusions and private reveal.
Random Team Generator
Split participants into random teams balanced by headcount.
List Randomizer
Shuffle every list item with secure Fisher–Yates without losing entries.
Random Pair Generator
Create random pairs and choose how to handle an odd participant.
Round Robin Generator
Generate single or double round-robin schedules with complete rounds and byes.
Single Elimination Bracket Generator
Create a single-elimination bracket with seeding, byes, and winner advancement.
Dice Roller
Roll d4 through d100 dice with NdM±K notation, modifiers, and history.
Coin Flip
Flip one or multiple coins and see counts, percentages, and session statistics.
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Draws and random decisions
Pick names with a picker or wheel, shuffle a complete list, and make simple decisions with dice or coins. Selections use Web Crypto instead of Math.random and run locally.
These tools suit informal activities, classes, games, and everyday organization; they do not replace certified platforms when a draw requires legal auditing.
Teams, pairs, and tournaments
Distribute participants into similarly sized teams, create pairs, generate a round-robin schedule, or prepare a single-elimination bracket with byes when required.
Each tool explains its rules and keeps entries visible so you can review the result before sharing it.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of randomness is used?
Selections use Web Crypto and rejection sampling to avoid modulo bias when mapping random bytes to integer ranges.
Are lists sent to Utilsha?
No. Generation and processing happen locally in your browser.
Are these certified draws?
No. They are practical tools for informal use and do not provide legal records, verified identity, or external auditing.