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Random Team Generator | Balanced Groups with Skill Levels & Constraints

No app required. No install. No download. A random team generator with skill balancing, NG/must pairs, captain selection, leader picker & CSV export. No signup. 100% free.

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⚙️ Advanced Options
★1–5 fair distribution
Keep apart
Keep together
Highest skill per team
1 random from all
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Fair Random

Fisher-Yates algorithm

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Browser-Only

No server uploads

Instant

Up to 200 members

STEP 1: Enter Members
No app install or download required. Open this page, type or paste names — one per line. Copy from Excel works too.
STEP 2: Configure
Set the number of teams. Optionally enable skill balancing, NG pairs, captain selection or leader picker.
STEP 3: Generate!
Click "Generate Teams!" to instantly create fair groups. Export via text, CSV or image. Reshuffle anytime.
✅ Skill Level Balancing
Assign ★1–5 skill levels. Snake draft algorithm ensures each team has a similar average, creating fair matches.
✅ NG & Must Pairs
Set constraints: keep specific people apart (NG) or together (Must). Multiple pairs supported.
✅ Auto Captain
Automatically designates the highest-skilled member in each team as captain with a ★ badge.
✅ Leader Picker
Randomly selects one person from all members as the event organizer or designated leader.
✅ One-Click Export
Copy results as text, download CSV for spreadsheets, or save as a PNG image to share on LINE, Slack, or Discord.
Q: Do I need to install an app?
A: No. No app, no install, no download. Just open this page in your browser.
Q: What is skill balancing?
A: Assign each member a ★1–5 rating. The algorithm distributes members so each team's average skill is as equal as possible.
Q: How many members can it handle?
A: Up to 200 members split into 2–20 teams. Everything runs instantly in your browser.
Q: Is my data safe?
A: Yes. All processing happens in your browser. No data is ever sent to any server.
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