Choosing fairly between options, people or prizes shouldn't take longer than the decision itself: paste the list, press the button, get a winner with a suspense roll.
Updated August 12, 2026, after a fresh review, with updated visuals and links.
Turn on 'remove winner' and successive draws never repeat names: perfect for raffles with multiple prizes.
Using it well
One entry per line: paste names from a spreadsheet column, a chat list, or type them directly. Empty lines are ignored automatically.
The rolling animation is showmanship for live streams; the actual pick happens with uniform randomness, every option equally likely every draw.
For multi-prize raffles: enable removal, draw first prize, second, third. Each winner exits the pool, exactly like pulling tickets from a drum.
Worth remembering
- Screenshot the list before drawing for giveaway transparency: entrants love proof of a clean pool.
- Team-splitting use: shuffle repeatedly and take the first N lines of a copy-pasted result as team one.
Frequently asked
Is the draw really random?
Yes: the selection uses uniform pseudo-random choice from your list. For casual draws, classrooms and streams it is exactly as fair as a hat full of paper.
Does it save my list?
Nothing is stored or sent: everything lives in this tab only, and closing it clears the list.
