The class needs groups now
Paste the roster, choose a group count or group size, and make balanced student groups in seconds. Use pairs for lab partners, peer review or a quick turn-and-talk.
Free classroom tools for teachers.
Make groups, reset the seating chart or choose the next student—without stopping the lesson to set up another system.
7 focused tools · No sign-up · Free to use
Start with the classroom moment.
Choose what is happening in the room. Each route opens a focused tool for that moment, with no student accounts or setup detour.
The seats need a reset
Turn the class roster into a classroom seating chart, add room and student rules, then drag, lock, print or export the finished plan.
Choose the next student or speaking order fairly
Use a classroom name picker when you need a volunteer or helper, or shuffle the full list into a fair presentation order.
Who these classroom tools are for.
Built for educators and group leaders who need a fair, visible classroom decision without interrupting the lesson to set up another system.
Teachers running everyday lessons
Make groups, choose the next student or reset the seating plan while the class keeps moving.
Substitute teachers and classroom assistants
Use straightforward tools and printable plans that make the room easier to understand without rebuilding the teacher’s workflow.
Tutors and workshop facilitators
Create pairs and speaking orders for small-group learning, training sessions and collaborative activities.
Club leaders and activity coordinators
Generate teams, Bingo cards and writing prompts for school clubs, camps, after-school programs and special events.
Questions about classroom tools.
Which classroom tool should I start with?
Start with the result you need right now: Random Group Generator for teams, Seating Chart Maker for the room, or Random Name Picker for one student.
How do I make random student groups?
Paste or import the class list, choose either the number of groups or the maximum students per group, then generate a balanced classroom grouping.
Should I choose group count or group size?
Choose group count when the activity has a fixed number of stations or topics. Choose group size when the activity works best with pairs, trios or another fixed team size.
Can I make a printable classroom seating chart?
Yes. Build the layout, move or lock seats, then export a PDF, substitute-teacher pack, CSV or student cards.
Can I keep two students apart in the seating chart?
Yes. The seating chart maker supports keep-apart and sit-together rules, seat preferences and previous-neighbor controls.
Can the random name picker avoid repeats?
Yes. Turn on no-repeat mode to keep selected students out of the draw until the current class rotation is complete.
Are student names uploaded or shared?
The classroom tools work in the browser and do not require teacher or student accounts. A Google Sheet is accessed only when you provide its public link.