Magic RandomCreate wheels, lucky draws, teams, and quick decisions—up to 10 lists, all saved in this browser.
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8 FREE RANDOM TOOLS
Magic Random includes tools for picking names, awarding prizes, making teams, revealing prompts, ordering participants, and making quick choices. Each mode follows different round behavior, so start with the purpose of the activity instead of using one wheel for every situation.
Create a free random name picker wheel, customize effects, avoid repeat results, and keep every list on your device without an account.
Open toolRun a free online lucky draw that pairs participants with available prizes without repeats, ideal for events, giveaways, and live streams.
Open toolPick a random name with an animated scrolling reveal for winners, classroom questions, or activity order. Free and no account required.
Open toolCreate free random reveal cards for questions, answers, challenges, or prizes, with celebration effects and optional no-repeat results.
Open toolSplit a list into random teams automatically for classes, sports, games, and group activities. Free to use with no account required.
Open toolEliminate random names one by one until a final winner remains. Useful for games, activities, and randomized order, with data stored on your device.
Open toolGenerate random numbers from your own set for queues, bingo, lucky numbers, or draws, with optional no-repeat results and local history.
Open toolFlip a coin or roll a die online for quick decisions. Create a custom set, use it for free, and keep results on your device.
Open toolNo account, software installation, or server upload of your list is required.
Choose a randomizer type or a relevant example
Edit names and choices, then set effects and repeat rules
Save, open the player, and reset when a new round is ready
Check duplicate names, blank entries, and eligibility before drawing. Tell participants whether repeats are allowed, and do not redraw merely because the first result is inconvenient. If a result affects prizes, education, or work, keep an appropriate official record and explain exceptions before the activity starts.
Read the fair-draw guideLists, choices, prizes, and result history stay in localStorage in the browser where they were created. There is no user account or cross-device sync. Clearing site data or changing browsers can remove access, so do not store sensitive information or the only copy of an important record in a randomizer.
Understand local data storagePRACTICAL GUIDES
Learn how to prepare data, choose a mode, review results, and protect privacy before using a randomizer with real people.
A practical guide to preparing entrants, defining rules, preventing repeat winners, running a draw, and recording results transparently.
6 min readGuidance for preparing names, choosing a team count, checking group sizes, and making transparent adjustments for classes, games, and workshops.
5 min readLearn how to prepare choices, use no-repeat mode, review local history, and choose the right name picker without exposing unnecessary data.
5 min readUnderstand localStorage, device changes, data deletion, and how randomizer data differs from feedback and optional Google services.
5 min readYes. Every randomizer is free, there is no Premium plan, and no account is required. Each browser can create and keep up to 10 lists.
Names, choices, settings, and result history stay in localStorage in the current browser. They are not sent to the Magic Random database. Feedback is transmitted only when a user completes and submits the form.
Enable no-repeat before saving. A selected name or number is held out until the round is reset. Prize and elimination modes also track the entries remaining in their current round.
Not automatically. There is no account or sync service, so a list stays in the browser where it was created. Clearing site data or changing devices may make the original list unavailable.
The tool selects from a list and keeps local history, but organizers must still verify entries, publish rules before starting, and handle any legal or event-specific requirements.
Start from a blank list or an example, edit everything, and keep it in this browser.