Built for a host, not a spreadsheet.
Choose Rolling Names or Grid Highlight, draw up to ten people per round, move between prizes with presentation-remotes, enter fullscreen stage mode, add a local background, and keep a searchable winner history.
A fullscreen random winner picker for events, annual parties and quick tests.
Paste or import participants, prepare one or more prizes, check the eligible count, then press Start Draw. Use Space to stop on cue and export a clear result log when the event ends.
Choose Rolling Names or Grid Highlight, draw up to ten people per round, move between prizes with presentation-remotes, enter fullscreen stage mode, add a local background, and keep a searchable winner history.
Every final pick uses unbiased, without-replacement sampling from crypto.getRandomValues(). All participant data stays on this device by default; there is no account, upload, weighting, preset winner or hidden control.
Use it for annual dinners, company celebrations, team events, launches, classrooms, random roll calls, party games, community gatherings and personal tests.
This tool provides browser-based random selection for informal events. For regulated, financial or legally binding drawings, use an independently audited service.
Practical answers for planning the room, the list and the result handoff.
Yes. Final winners are selected with the browser crypto.getRandomValues secure random source before the presentation animation begins. The animation never decides the result.
You decide. The default blocks repeat winners across the event; you can instead block repeats per prize or allow repeats.
Yes. Copy a single Excel column and paste it into the participant box, or export your sheet as CSV and import name, number, department, group and note fields.
No. Participant lists, settings and results stay in your browser. Background and prize images use browser-local storage.
Yes. Fullscreen stage mode hides editing controls and keeps winner names large for TVs, projectors and LED screens.
After the page and its local assets have loaded, an interrupted connection does not affect an active draw. Reloading offline requires the browser to have cached the page.
Yes. Export winner history as a UTF-8 BOM CSV for Excel, and export the complete activity as JSON for backup or transfer.