Random Team Generator
Paste a list of names and split them into random teams in your browser. Useful for classes, workshops, games and quick group assignments.
What this tool solves
Split a list of people into randomly balanced groups for classes, activities, games and events.
Input: a list of participant names and the number of teams.
Output: randomly assigned groups with participants distributed across the requested teams.
How to use it
- Paste the full participant list and remove duplicate or absent names.
- Choose the number of teams and generate the grouping.
- Review team sizes; if special constraints matter, adjust transparently instead of repeatedly regenerating until a preferred result appears.
Common use cases
- Divide a class into activity groups
- Make workshop or meeting breakout teams
- Create quick balanced-size teams for games
Privacy, accuracy and limits
Random assignment balances count, not skill, role, accessibility needs or other human constraints unless you handle those separately.
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Frequently asked questions
Will all teams have the same size?
When the participant count is not divisible evenly, some teams will have one extra person.
Can I guarantee friends are separated?
Pure random grouping does not guarantee constraints. If separation or role balancing matters, use an explicit constrained grouping method.
Should I regenerate if I dislike the teams?
Repeatedly rerolling can undermine perceived fairness. Set the rules before generating and only adjust for stated practical constraints.