Group 1
3- Aarav
- Sofia
- Mateo
Now using
Random group generator
Create fair groups from your shared roster in seconds.
Quick tipChoose the number of groups. ShuffleCue keeps their sizes as even as possible.
Settings
Choose your groups
Number of groupsAbout 3 people each
Name each group?Add a custom name to any group.
Choose captains?Choose one captain per group.
Result
3 balanced groups
Group 2
3- Maya
- Noah
- Zara
Group 3
2- Leo
- Anaya
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How to use this free random group generator
Use the working random group generator above to divide a class, workshop, meeting, or event roster into evenly sized groups. Every included person is used once, and your roster stays available when you open another ShuffleCue tool.
You can add optional group names and captains before generating the result. Copy, print, present, or download the finished groups when you are ready to share them.
One shared roster
Enter names once and reuse the same list for teams, tasks, speaking order, and name picking.
Even group sizes
ShuffleCue distributes included people as evenly as the roster and selected group count allow.
Useful presentation options
Keep captains in place, name each group, reshuffle members, or present the result to the room.
Step by step
Set up a clear result
- 1
Review the roster
Add names, exclude anyone who is absent, and use attributes only when they help you identify participants.
- 2
Choose the group count
Select how many groups you need. The estimated number of people in each group updates immediately.
- 3
Add optional details
Switch on group names or captains. Complete every required field before generating the groups.
- 4
Create and share
Generate the groups, review the result, then copy, download, print, present, or share it.
Good practice
Use the result thoughtfully
Explain the method
Tell participants that names were distributed randomly and that practical adjustments may still be made.
Check accessibility needs
Review movement, communication, support, and safeguarding needs before the activity begins.
Use captains for a clear purpose
Give captains a small defined role such as collecting materials or reporting the first idea.
Common questions
Answers before you begin
Does every person appear in one group?
Yes. Each included roster entry is placed into one group during a generated round.
Can I keep the captain when reshuffling?
Yes. Selected captains stay with their group while the other members are shuffled.
Are names uploaded to ShuffleCue?
No. The roster and generated result are processed and saved in your browser.