2–50 names
Board-game nights, shared-screen quizzes and team activities.Build the turn order
Starting order
Everyone gets a place
Add the group, then make one fair order.
Set the whole turn order at once.
Skip the debate over who starts. Enter everyone who is playing and shuffle a complete order, from first player to last. Use it for a board game, a shared-screen quiz or any activity that takes turns. Use the complete shuffled order for the whole activity instead of reshuffling after every turn. Read it aloud, let players check that their names are present and rotate the first player manually in the next round if the group wants a different advantage.
For several rounds, you can rotate the first player manually instead of reshuffling each time.
Host guide
Make this round work for your group.
1–3 minutes
Add everyone before shuffling, read the order aloud and keep it for the round unless the group agrees to reshuffle.
No score. The tool only sets order; the game you choose can use its own scoring rules.
Inside the game
One list
Add every player before shuffling.
Every position
See the full order, not just the starting player.
Shuffle again
Create another order when a new round begins.
How to play
Then use the tool with your group.
- 1Enter distinct player names, one per line
Enter distinct player names, one per line.
- 2Tap Shuffle order
Tap Shuffle order.
- 3Start with the first name and work down the list
Start with the first name and work down the list.
- 4Keep that order or shuffle again for the next round
Keep that order or shuffle again for the next round.
Made for group play
Your entries stay in the current browser tab, and every result comes from the options you add.
- Clear inputs
- Group-friendly
- Current-tab only
Good to know
Can a player appear twice?
No. Duplicate entries are combined, and each distinct name appears once in the shuffled order.
Is the order saved?
It stays visible while this page is open. Reloading or leaving the page resets it.
Should we reshuffle every round?
Not necessarily. Keep the order for a fair activity, or rotate the first player before a new round so the same person does not always start.
Can I include team names instead of people?
Yes. Enter teams as separate names if you want to decide which team starts. For individual turns, enter each player separately.
What if someone joins late?
Add the new name and shuffle again before the next round. Announce the updated order so everyone knows which list is active.