Sports & PE
Randomly divide a class or league into fair, balanced teams — without the slow, humiliating captain-picks-last ritual.
Random Team Generator
Divide any group into balanced, random teams in seconds. Add everyone’s names, set how many teams you need, and spin — the wheel assigns each person fairly. Perfect for PE class, hackathons, office games, and sports leagues.
2–10
6 entradas na roda
- Player 1
- Player 2
- Player 3
- Player 4
- Player 5
- Player 6
Entries: 6
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Office events
Assign colleagues to project groups, lunch roulette teams, or trivia squads with nobody quietly stacking their own side.
Hackathons
Allocate participants to teams quickly, without bias or politics, so building starts sooner.
Board game nights
Split players into teams for cooperative or competitive games and get to the first turn faster.
Escape rooms
Divide a large group into separate room teams when the booking has more people than one slot fits.
Fantasy sports
Draft team assignments randomly so the running order of a league is not decided by who replied to the group chat first.
Random Team Generator — questions people ask
How does the random team generator work?
Add all participant names to the wheel, set the number of teams you want, then spin. Each spin picks one name and assigns it to the next team in order — Team 1, then Team 2, and so on — and removes that name from the wheel so it cannot be picked twice. Keep spinning until everyone is placed, or use "Assign the rest" to fill the remaining slots in one go.
Can I generate more than two teams?
Yes. Set the "Number of teams" input to any value from 2 to 10 before you start. Names are dealt out in a round-robin pattern, so if the group size does not divide evenly, some teams end up with one more member than others.
Can I change a team assignment after spinning?
Yes. Click "Reset teams" to clear the assignments and start over, or remove a name from the entries list before spinning so it is left out of this round entirely. The teams list is a plain record of what the wheel picked — nothing is locked in.
Does it keep teams equal in size?
It distributes names in a round-robin pattern, so teams are as equal as the group size allows. With 7 names and 3 teams, two teams get 2 members and one gets 3 — and which team gets the extra depends purely on the spin order.
Can I share the wheel with my group?
Yes. Click Share to copy a link that encodes the full name list, so everyone opens the same wheel. The link carries the entries, not the team assignments — those are generated fresh each time the wheel is spun, which is the point.
About the Random Team Generator
The Random Team Generator takes the awkwardness out of splitting a group. Whether you are a teacher dividing students for group work, a manager assigning project squads, or a friend organising a team game, the wheel gives you a result that nobody can argue with — it is visibly random and visibly fair.
Every name gets the same share of the wheel unless you deliberately weight it, and each pick is removed before the next spin, so no one can be assigned twice and no one gets left out. Nothing is uploaded: the names stay in your browser.