Random Team Generator

1. Paste the participant list, one name per line.
2. Choose whether to split by number of teams or players per team, then set the value.
3. Optionally add custom team names and enable duplicate removal.
4. Press Generate teams; press Regenerate for a completely new split.
5. Copy all teams or download the result as CSV for sharing.

The generator shuffles the participant list with a secure Fisher–Yates shuffle and then deals members to teams round-robin. This simple approach produces balanced teams: sizes differ by at most one, and no participant is ever duplicated or dropped. Because the shuffle is uniform, every possible assignment is equally likely.

In “number of teams” mode you choose how many teams to fill; in “players per team” mode the tool computes the number of teams needed and rounds up, so the last team may hold fewer members. Team names default to Team 1, Team 2 and so on, and custom names replace them in order.

The participant list stays in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and exported files are created locally. The data model already distinguishes members from teams, which is the foundation for future constraint features such as keeping pairs together; those constraints are intentionally not exposed in V1.

• Sports practice: 18 players, 3 teams → three balanced squads of six.
• Classroom groups: 25 students, players per team = 4 → seven groups, sizes 4 and 3.
• Hackathon: 20 participants, 5 teams with custom names Red, Blue, Green, Gold, Silver.
• Board game night: regenerate until the teams look fun — every split is independent.

• Splitting players into balanced sports and gym teams.
• Creating group assignments for workshops, classrooms and team-building.
• Splitting participants in tournaments, quizzes and multiplayer games.
• Assigning reviewers, buddies or study groups fairly and transparently.