Enter names (one per line), choose the number of teams, and shuffle into balanced random groups.
Enter all participant names (one per line), select how many teams you want, and click Shuffle. The generator uses a Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm for truly random distribution, then deals names round-robin style so each team has an equal number of members (or as close as possible when the group does not divide evenly).
Classrooms: Teachers use random team generators to create fair project groups without favoritism. Sports: Pick-up games where captains alternating picks takes too long. Game nights: Split your group for team-based party games, trivia, or charades. Workplaces: Random teams for brainstorming sessions, hackathons, or team-building activities.