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Random Team Generator

Random Team Generator

Enter names and the number of teams, and this random team generator shuffles everyone into balanced groups with an animated reveal.

Team mix box

Press Make teams to mix balls inside the box.

Purpose

Create teams for classes, workshops, meetings, sports, or group activities.

How to use

  1. Enter one name per line.
  2. Set the number of teams.
  3. Start the team maker.
  4. Review and copy the team result.

Examples

  • Class groups
  • Workshop discussion teams
  • Sports teams
  • Project groups

Notes

  • Random teams may not account for skill, role, attendance, or fairness constraints.
  • Duplicate names are treated as separate people.
  • If the count is not evenly divisible, some teams may have one extra person.

FAQ

Are team sizes always equal?

They are as balanced as possible. Some teams may have one extra person when the count does not divide evenly.

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