Roll, flip, pick and shuffle. All 6 tools below run locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Decisions that do not deserve a decision: who goes first, which option wins, what order the list should be in. These are the small randomisers worth having somewhere reliable rather than improvising with a spreadsheet formula.
They use the browser's own random number generator, and the picker and shuffler work on any list you paste — which makes them serviceable for drawing a giveaway winner or randomising a running order, not just for settling an argument.
Yes — standard notation works, so d6, d20, 3d8 and similar all roll as expected, with each individual result and the total shown.
Every entry has an equal chance, drawn from the browser's random number generator. It is fine for a giveaway or a running order; it is not a certified randomness source for anything legally binding.
Yes. The List Shuffler randomises any pasted list and can number the result, which is the usual need when assigning an order rather than picking a single winner.