Random Team Generator

Randomly split participants into balanced teams.

Random Team Generator

Recent Team Generations

No history yet. Generate some teams to get started!

Enter Participants (one per line)

participants

Advanced Options

Use Custom Team Names

Show Team Statistics

Custom Team Names (one per line)

Enter names for each team. Teams without custom names will use "Team 1", "Team 2", etc.

Distribution Mode

Choose how participants are distributed across teams

Split By

Number of Teams Team Size

Number of Teams (2-20)

Members Per Team (1-50)

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Team Balance Statistics

About Random Team Generator

Randomly split participants into balanced teams using Fisher-Yates shuffle
Choose between number of teams or team size
Snake draft mode for more balanced team distribution
Export teams as CSV or JSON for easy sharing
Perfect for sports, games, group activities, and projects
Teams are distributed as evenly as possible with minimal size variance

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How to Use

Step-by-step guide 3 steps

1 Input List: Enter all participant names, typically one name per line.
2 Define Teams: Specify either the number of teams you need or the number of people per team.
3 Generate: Click "Generate Teams" to instantly split the list into balanced, randomized groups. Generate your random teams now!

FAQ

Common questions 3 questions

Can it ensure even team sizes?

Yes, the Random Team Generator is designed to create teams that are as close to equal size as mathematically possible.

Is the assignment truly random?

Yes, the distribution uses randomization algorithms to ensure no bias in placement.

Can I assign team roles?

The output is a simple list of names per team; role assignment would be done manually afterward.

Use Cases & Examples

Real-world applications 3 examples

Sports Leagues

Quickly split a large group of players into balanced, random teams for a tournament.

Classroom Projects

Divide students into equitable project groups for academic assignments.

Workplace Collaboration

Randomly assign colleagues to cross-functional project teams for unbiased collaboration.

Random Team Generator