Create random groups from a list of names in seconds. Use it for classrooms, teams, workshops, and events with fully random or balanced results.
Paste one name per line, choose a number of groups or group size, and generate either fully random or balanced groups online.
Use this page when you want a fast random group generator online. If you need a larger workspace for repeated grouping, open the dedicated tool page.
Best when you already know how many tables, teams, breakout rooms, or project groups you need to fill.
Use this when each activity works better with pairs, groups of 4, or another specific size.
Choose balanced output when uneven group sizes would slow down the activity or make the result feel less fair.
This is the quickest path for most teachers, coaches, and organizers.
Use one name per line and remove blanks, duplicates, and absences before you generate.
Decide whether the job is about pure randomization or about keeping group sizes close and consistent.
Copy, download, or announce the groups right away so the process feels transparent and settled.
A classroom-focused page for teachers who need faster student grouping, partner pairs, and balanced table teams.
A practical classroom guide with a simple 5-step process teachers can use for activities, projects, and partner rotation.
A quick comparison guide for deciding when pure random groups are enough and when balanced sizes are the better choice.
Yes. You can use it online for free without creating an account.
Yes. Paste one name per line, choose the number of groups or the target size, and generate your groups instantly.
Yes. It works well for classroom discussions, student projects, partner work, and quick table assignments.
Random groups use pure chance. Balanced groups keep team sizes close when one oversized group would feel unfair or awkward.
Yes. The site works in your browser, so you can generate groups from a phone, tablet, or desktop computer.