Single or multiple picks
Choose the number of people needed for a response, demonstration, activity, or panel.
Choose one or more people and keep a clear selection history.
Quick tipUse “remove after selection” when you want everyone to get a turn.
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The random name picker helps classrooms, workshops, and meetings choose participants without relying on the same volunteers. It can select one person or several people from the included roster.
Switch on removal after selection when everyone should receive one turn before the pool resets. The selection history makes the current round easy to review.
Choose the number of people needed for a response, demonstration, activity, or panel.
Remove names after selection so each included person is chosen once before anyone appears again.
Choose a rich visual theme that works for your room and fits long names within the display.
Use the shared roster and exclude anyone who should not be part of the current round.
Set one name for an individual response or a larger number for a small group.
Use removal after selection when equal turn taking matters. Leave it off when every draw should use the full pool.
Select names, allow appropriate thinking time, and use the history to see who has already participated.
Give everyone time to think about the question before the tool reveals a name.
Set a consistent support or pass option when public participation could create pressure.
Clear the pool and history only when you deliberately begin a new round.
Yes when removal after selection is off. Turn it on for a no-repeat round.
Yes. Set the pick count to any available number within the included roster.
Yes. The shared roster saves locally in the same browser and remains available in the other tools.
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