Random Group Generator
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Quick Examples:
Grouping Mode
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💡 How to Use
- ✓ Enter all participant names (one per line)
- ✓ Choose how to divide: into N groups or N people per group
- ✓ Click "Generate Groups" to randomly assign participants
- ✓ Results are randomized each time you generate
- ✓ Copy to clipboard or download the results as a text file
- ✓ Use "Re-shuffle" to get a different random arrangement
Perfect For
Team Building
Randomly assign participants to ensure new connections and prevent cliques. Great for mixing up teams.
Classroom Activities
Create fair, random group assignments for student projects and activities. Ensures balanced teams.
Large Events
Quickly organize hundreds of participants into groups for workshops, conferences, and conventions.
Games That Use Groups
Competitive Games
- • Scavenger Hunt (teams compete)
- • Human Bingo (team challenges)
- • Password Game (team collaboration)
- • Mafia/Werewolf (teams vs. teams)
- • Trivia Competitions
Collaborative Games
- • Common Ground (small groups)
- • Human Knot (group cooperation)
- • Compliment Circles (group bonding)
- • Group Storytelling
- • Team Challenges
Best Practices for Group Assignment
🎯 Optimal Group Size
2-3 people: Pairs for interviews or quick discussions
4-5 people: Sweet spot for most activities, ensures everyone participates
6-8 people: Larger discussions and complex tasks
9+ people: Only for very large events or speaker breakouts
💡 Mixing vs. Consistency
Mix throughout: Assign new groups for each activity to maximize connections
Keep consistent: Keep same groups if building specific team cohesion is the goal
⚖️ Handling Odd Numbers
Our generator automatically balances groups. With odd numbers, some groups will be 1 person larger. Option: Have larger groups include a facilitator or co-leader.
🔄 Manual Adjustments
Generated groups are suggestions. Feel free to manually adjust for:
• Avoiding friendship cliques
• Ensuring cross-functional mixing
• Balancing skill levels
• Respecting accessibility needs