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Click "Pick Teams" to generate random teams

Picking teams manually is either painfully slow or quietly political. This random team picker removes both problems. Paste in the names of everyone playing, choose how many teams you want, and the tool splits them up instantly. Teams are built using a Fisher-Yates shuffle, which means every possible arrangement of players has an equal chance of coming out. No one gets to complain the teams were rigged.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tool shuffles all player names using a Fisher-Yates algorithm, which gives every possible ordering of names an equal probability. Players are then distributed round-robin across the teams, so each team ends up with roughly the same number of players.

The extra players are distributed one by one to the first teams. With 7 players and 3 teams, for example, teams 1 and 2 get 3 players each and team 3 gets 2. The uneven split is handled automatically with no input needed from you.

You can create up to 10 teams. You also need at least as many players as teams, otherwise some teams would be empty. The minimum is 2 teams.

Yes. Every time you click Pick Teams, the names are reshuffled from scratch and you get a completely new set of teams. The player list stays the same so you do not have to type anything again.

Yes. Teachers use it for group projects, PE classes, quiz teams, and any activity that needs fair random grouping. Type or paste the student names, choose the number of groups, and the teams are ready in seconds.

Yes. Football, basketball, volleyball, any sport where you need to divide a group quickly. Add the player names, set the number of sides, and the tool handles the split. Each team gets a color-coded card so the assignments are easy to read out or screenshot.