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Random Team Generator

Paste a list of people and split them into random teams by team count or players per team.

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How to use random team generator

  1. 1. Enter one participant per line or separate names with commas.
  2. 2. Choose Number of teams or Players per team.
  3. 3. Set the desired team count or team size.
  4. 4. Select Generate Random Teams and copy the results if needed.

Common uses

Use the random team generator for classrooms, workshops, sports, meetings, games, hackathons and any activity where participants need to be distributed randomly across teams.

Sports and games

Create balanced teams quickly before a match, activity or tournament.

Workshops and meetings

Split participants into breakout teams for exercises, discussions or project work.

Classrooms

Distribute students across random teams while keeping group sizes as even as possible.

How the randomization works

Participants are shuffled first and then distributed across teams. You can define either the number of teams or the maximum number of players per team, depending on how you want to organize the activity.

Practical tips

  • Remove duplicate names unless duplicates represent intentional extra entries.
  • Use Number of teams when the number of groups is fixed.
  • Use Players per team when room or activity size matters more than the number of groups.

Frequently asked questions

Can I choose the number of teams?

Yes. Select Number of teams and enter how many teams you want.

Can I choose how many players are on each team?

Yes. Select Players per team and enter the maximum team size.

Can duplicate names be removed?

Yes. Duplicate removal can be enabled before generating teams.

What happens when participants cannot be divided evenly?

Some teams will contain one additional participant so the difference stays as small as possible.

Can I regenerate the teams?

Yes. Run the generator again to create a new random distribution.

Learn more

How to create random teams

Understand team count, players per team and uneven participant counts.

Read the guide

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