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No. All group generation happens entirely in your browser. Participant names are never uploaded to our servers, making the tool safe to use with student names, employee lists, or any sensitive data.

Yes. You can export results as a CSV spreadsheet, a printable PDF, or a PNG image — all from a single click, with no account required.

Yes. The entire interface is fully responsive and works on smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers across all modern browsers.

Absolutely. Our classroom group generator and student group generator are specifically designed for K-12 and university teachers who need to split a class into fair groups in under 30 seconds.

There is no hard limit. The tool handles everything from small groups of 4 to large classes or events with 500+ participants, all processed instantly in your browser.

Yes. You can import a CSV or Excel (.xlsx) file directly. Names are auto-detected and populated into the tool, so you do not need to type them manually.

A balanced team generator distributes participants by skill level so every team has a similar average score. You rate each participant (e.g., 1–5) and the algorithm minimises the skill gap between teams, showing a fairness score for each result.

Yes. Use constraint rules to pin specific participants to the same group ('must be together') or to different groups ('must be apart') before generating. The algorithm respects these constraints automatically.

The tool uses a cryptographically seeded Fisher-Yates shuffle to generate truly random orderings. Every participant has an equal probability of landing in any group, with no hidden weighting.

Yes. Hit the Regenerate button to produce a new random arrangement from the same name list at any time. Your input list is preserved between shuffles.

Yes. The tool stores a local history of past groupings in your browser so you can review previous arrangements and avoid repeating the same pairings.

Yes. The random partner generator creates random pairs (groups of 2) from any name list — ideal for peer review, buddy systems, paired experiments, and debate practice.

Random Groups Generator is available worldwide with no geo-restrictions. It is used daily by teachers, coaches, and event organizers in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, India, and 100+ other countries.

Use 'number of groups' when you know how many teams you need (e.g., 6 teams). Use 'group size' when you know how big each group should be (e.g., groups of 4). The tool will calculate the distribution and handle any remainder participants automatically.