What it's for
This tool randomly picks one or more items from a list you provide — perfect for raffles, giveaways, randomly assigning tasks, picking presentation order in a classroom, or any decision that needs to be impartial.
How to use it
Paste your list with one item per line (names, raffle numbers, tasks, whatever you need), choose how many items you want to pick, and decide whether the same person/item can be picked more than once.
With or without repetition
No repetition (default): each item can only be picked once — ideal for picking different winners in a giveaway with multiple prizes, or assigning tasks without repeating people. With repetition: the same item can be picked more than once — useful when you want to simulate independent draws, like rolling a die multiple times.
Is it truly random?
The picker uses the browser's own random number generator (Math.random), which is fair enough for casual draws, games and everyday task distribution.
Frequently asked questions
Can I pick more than one winner at once?
Yes, just enter the desired quantity in the corresponding field — the result shows all picked items in order.
What does "no repetition" mean?
It means that once picked, an item is removed from the pool and can't be picked again in the same draw — useful for drawing several different prizes without repeating a winner.
Is this tool suitable for official/legal raffles?
It's suitable for casual, personal-use draws. For commercial raffles that require auditing and regulation (like sweepstakes with prizes), check applicable law and consider certified drawing methods.
Is there a limit on the list size?
There's no hard limit — the tool works fine with lists of hundreds of items, one per line.