Random Group Generator, Four Groups
Use this layout when every person should appear in exactly one numbered group on a single PDF, such as four lab tables or reading circles. Paste the roster in the controls below, choose how many groups you need, and download. The printout lists Group 1, Group 2, and so on with fair shuffles each time you redraw.
Example: twenty-eight students split into seven groups yields four names per group on one sheet. For a door prize or turn order instead of a full roster chart, open the main name picker and set Output to winners or order.
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A science rotation might need four tables with six students each. Paste the class list, set four groups, and print once. Every name appears under a group heading so aides can tape the sheet to a cart.
Drawing a door prize or who goes first is different: use the main name picker with Output set to winners or order so only one or a few names surface per click.
For gym teams with equal counts and no raffle modes, try the random team generator under Tools.
What you need for the draw
- A bowl or hat tall enough to hide folded slips (opens in new tab)
- Pens guests can use to write names on slips (opens in new tab)
- Cardstock if you want sturdier slips than plain copy paper (opens in new tab)
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