Magic Random

MAGIC RANDOM GUIDES

Use random tools confidently in real situations

These guides cover features, list preparation, rules to agree on, and the limits of browser-local data so random results can be used appropriately.

6 min read

How to run a fair online lucky draw people can understand

A practical guide to preparing entrants, defining rules, preventing repeat winners, running a draw, and recording results transparently.

  • Publish eligibility and the entry deadline
  • Remove duplicate and ineligible entries
  • Set repeat behavior to match the rules
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5 min read

Create student teams quickly, fairly, and thoughtfully

Guidance for preparing names, choosing a team count, checking group sizes, and making transparent adjustments for classes, games, and workshops.

  • Use only necessary names or codes
  • Remove duplicate entries
  • Choose team count from the task
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5 min read

Use a random name wheel for classes, events, and everyday choices

Learn how to prepare choices, use no-repeat mode, review local history, and choose the right name picker without exposing unnecessary data.

  • Remove duplicates and blank entries
  • Choose a reveal style for the audience
  • Decide whether results may repeat
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Where randomizer data lives and what users can control

Understand localStorage, device changes, data deletion, and how randomizer data differs from feedback and optional Google services.

  • Use the same browser profile to access existing lists
  • Keep important records outside localStorage
  • Avoid sensitive information in randomizer lists
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