Enter names in the box on the left, one per line. Press Pick Random Winner to randomly select a winner using a cryptographically-seeded random number. Every pick is completely fair and random.
This random name picker uses a cryptographically random number generator to select a name from your list with equal probability. Every name has an equal chance of being picked, and the selection is unbiased. For giveaways, you can verify fairness by confirming that all entries were included before picking.
Yes. Enter all participant names (one per line or comma-separated), then click Pick a Winner. The tool randomly selects one name. For transparent raffles, you can show the full list of participants before picking, and do multiple picks by removing the winner after each draw.
After each pick, remove the selected name from the list before clicking again. This ensures the same person cannot be picked twice. Some implementations (like shuffled draws) automatically remove picked names.
Yes. This picker uses JavaScript's crypto.getRandomValues() function, which generates cryptographically secure random numbers. This is far more reliable than Math.random() and ensures every name has a genuinely equal probability of being selected.
There is no hard limit on the number of names. The picker can handle hundreds or thousands of names efficiently. For very large lists (10,000+ entries), performance may vary depending on your device.