Random Group Generator

Divide people, teams, or items into random groups. Ideal for team building, classroom activities, tournament setups, or any situation where you need fair and random groupings.

Random Group Generator

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How It Works

  1. Enter Participants

    Add the names of people, teams, or items you want to divide into groups. Enter one name per line in the text area. You can paste a list from a spreadsheet or type names manually.
  2. Choose Grouping Method

    Select how to divide participants: by number of groups (e.g., 4 teams) or by group size (e.g., 5 people per team). The generator will distribute participants as evenly as possible based on your choice.
  3. Set Group Count or Size

    Specify either how many groups you want to create or how many members should be in each group. If numbers don't divide evenly, some groups may have one extra or fewer member.
  4. Generate Random Groups

    Click the generate button to randomly distribute participants into groups. Our algorithm ensures truly random assignment, preventing any bias in team formation and promoting fairness.
  5. Review and Use Results

    View the generated groups with clearly labeled teams. Copy the results, regenerate if needed, or export the groupings for use in your classroom, workplace, or event. Each group is numbered for easy reference.

Tips & Tricks

Balance Group Sizes

When participant numbers don't divide evenly, the generator distributes extras across groups. For 23 people in 5 groups, you'll get four groups of 5 and one group of 3—adjust your group count if needed.

Regenerate for Different Combinations

Not happy with the first grouping? Click generate again for a completely different random distribution. This is useful when you notice two specific people who shouldn't be in the same group.

Save Groupings for Record-Keeping

Copy or screenshot your group assignments for records. This helps track who worked together in past activities, allowing you to create fresh combinations in future sessions.

Use for Tournament Brackets

Generate random groups for tournament pools or competition brackets. This ensures fair initial matchups without favoritism, giving all participants equal opportunity regardless of seeding.

Classroom Collaboration

Teachers can use this to create random study groups, project teams, or discussion circles. Regular reshuffling prevents cliques and helps students work with different classmates throughout the year.

Team Building Activities

For corporate team building, random groups mix departments and seniority levels, encouraging networking and breaking down organizational silos. Use it for workshops, retreats, or lunch rotations.

Frequently Asked Questions