随机分组 — 免费在线随机团队生成器
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How are teams assigned?
Participants are first shuffled with the Fisher-Yates algorithm, then distributed round-robin across all teams for maximum fairness.
Q. Will every team have the same number of members?
Teams are as equal as possible. If the total does not divide evenly, some teams will have one extra member.
Q. How many teams can I create?
Between 2 and 10 teams, as long as the team count does not exceed the number of participants.
Q. Can the same person appear on multiple teams?
No. Every participant is assigned to exactly one team — no duplicates.
Q. What is this useful for?
PE class teams, workshop groups, game night teams, hackathon squads, project group assignments — any situation requiring fair random grouping.
Q. Is my data stored?
No. Everything is processed locally in your browser and never sent to any server.
How to Use
Type each participant name on a separate line.
Drag the slider to choose 2–10 teams.
Click "Shuffle Teams!" to randomly distribute everyone.
Each team appears in its own color-coded card with member list.
Expert Knowledge: Team Shuffler
Random team assignment is a cornerstone of fair grouping in sports, education, and corporate workshops. The Fisher-Yates shuffle (proposed in 1938, modernized by Knuth in 1964) generates a uniformly random permutation in O(n) time. Combined with round-robin distribution, it minimizes team size imbalance — the same method used by tournament organizers and agile coaches worldwide.
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