Random Choice Picker

Random Choice Picker draws one or more winners from a list, or shuffles the whole list into a random order. Paste names, emails or options one per line; blank lines are ignored, and duplicates count as separate entries, so someone entered twice has two chances.

Fairness comes from how it picks. The shuffle uses the Fisher-Yates algorithm with randomness from your browser's cryptographic generator, the same source used for security keys, rather than the predictable random function many simple pickers use. Every entry has an equal chance on every draw.

You can choose unique picks, so nobody wins twice, or allow repeats when each draw should be independent. Winners appear in a numbered list, each with its own copy button, and you can run the draw again at any time for a fresh result.

For a live giveaway, share your screen, use Pick N with unique picks, and run it in front of your audience so everyone can see the result was not chosen in advance. It works equally well for an unbiased decision between options, or for sampling a few rows from a longer list.