Paste a roster, pick a team count, and get a fair split. The seed is generated with the draw and stays on screen — anyone can re-run it to verify.
The generator shuffles your roster with a seeded pseudo-random number generator, then deals names round-robin into your chosen number of teams. That keeps every team within one player of every other — and keeps the whole draw reproducible from its seed.
Teachers use it to split a class into balanced squads for group work or games. Coaches use it to draft fair sides at practice without accusations of favoritism. Office managers use it to randomize teams for trivia, volunteer rosters or hackathon squads.
Every scenario has the same requirement: the split has to be defensible. That is why the seed stays on screen and why the same seed always reproduces the same teams — you can prove the split was luck, not preference.
Yes. The outcome is fully determined by the seed and your roster. The exact algorithm is published in our fairness guide, so you can reproduce any draw independently.
Yes — “Copy share link” encodes the roster, team count, and seed into the URL. Opening the link restores the exact same teams.
The draw runs entirely in your browser. No names ever leave your device.
Keep-apart rules are available in the group generator — the same engine, plus constraints.