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Random Group Maker
Shuffle a roster into groups whose sizes differ by at most one.
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How to use Random Group Maker
Enter the number of groups and select Make groups. The shuffled roster is distributed one entry at a time across the groups. Download CSV to share the assignments.
Each draw runs in your browser. Use Reset to start with a fresh pool. See the quick-start guide for setup and the FAQ for storage and draw rules.
Examples — 10 Real-World Ways to Use This Tool
- Check Lab Bench Capacity Before Posting Six GroupsA laboratory has six benches with four usable seats each, and the teacher wants to catch capacity problems before moving students.24 entries · 6 groups
- Make 5 Groups from 25 ParticipantsFive facilitators each have space to coach one breakout group.25 entries · 5 groups
- Divide 26 Students into 4 Balanced-Size GroupsA class has four project stations and two can handle an extra student.26 students · 4 groups
- Randomly Create Pairs from 12 PeopleTwelve learners need partners for a two-person peer review.12 entries · 6 groups
- Make 6 Groups from 31 ParticipantsA project session has six tables and one spare chair.31 entries · 6 groups
- Divide 40 Workshop Participants into 8 GroupsA workshop has eight simultaneous stations and a capped supply of materials.40 entries · 8 groups
- Separate Discussion Group Assignment From Reading PromptsA seminar has three reading prompts and wants random membership while assigning the harder prompt to a group with facilitator support.18 entries · 3 groups
- Form 7 Teams from 21 ParticipantsA challenge has seven kits and needs teams of three around each kit.21 entries · 7 groups
- Split 10 People into 3 GroupsA small lab has one large workbench and two smaller ones.10 entries · 3 groups
- Divide 37 People into 5 GroupsA retreat needs five groups and two meeting areas have an extra seat.37 entries · 5 groups
