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Add the players
Paste one participant per line and remove any entries that should not be included in this round.
Create evenly sized random teams for sports, PE, party games, tournaments, and competitive activities. Choose the number of teams or players per team, add team names, and reshuffle for a rematch.
Even team sizes · Custom team names · Sports and games · No sign-up
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Paste one participant per line and remove any entries that should not be included in this round.
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Set a fixed number of teams or the maximum number of players allowed on each team.
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FunRandomizer shuffles the list and spreads participants as evenly as the selected format allows.
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Copy, download or reshuffle the team cards when the activity needs a new arrangement.
Paste the players who are present, not the full season roster. Make two sides for a scrimmage, then check goalkeeper, experience, and accessibility needs before play.
Enter team labels such as Red and Blue in Team names before generating. Copy the lineups for your trivia, charades, or Pictionary host; scores are tracked in the game, not here.
Split eight players into two teams of four, then copy the lineups into your game chat. This tool assigns people; it does not create a multiplayer lobby or connect to game accounts.
Keep the player list on this page and generate again between games. A new draw can put the same players together: team mode does not enforce new teammates each round.
Use the team generator for named or competing sides; use the group generator for collaborative classroom tables, workshops, or breakouts. Teams are balanced by headcount, not ability, position, or experience.
FunRandomizer cleans and shuffles the player list, then distributes everyone by the selected number of teams or maximum players per team.
Yes. Select By teams and set the value to two. An odd player count produces one extra player on one side.
Yes. Enter one label per line in the Team names field below the team-size setting before generating. Unnamed teams use numbered labels.
No. The current generator balances headcount only and does not collect or infer player skill, positions, or experience.
Teams usually represent named or competing sides for sports, games, tournaments, or challenges. Groups are better for collaborative classroom, workshop, or meeting breakouts.
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