It shuffles the full list rather than picking a subset
Use this when every item must remain present. A one-name picker is better when you want only a single winner or choice.
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Shuffle the order of all entered lines while keeping every line in the result. It is useful for task lists, presentation order, prompt lists or any text where the items should stay but the sequence should change.
A / B / C can become C / A / B. No item is intentionally removed; only the sequence changes.Blank lines are also shuffled. Remove them first if you do not want empty rows in the output. Duplicate lines remain duplicated.
Use this when every item must remain present. A one-name picker is better when you want only a single winner or choice.
This can be useful when spacing is meaningful, but it can look like missing data in an ordinary item list. Clean empty rows first when you want a compact result.
If the same text appears twice, both copies remain in the shuffled output. Use a duplicate remover first when every unique value should appear only once.
Running the tool again can produce another sequence. Copy the chosen order when it becomes the official presentation, task or processing order.
Use Seat shuffler for a numbered seating-style order or Name picker for a single selection; use Line shuffler when the raw line order itself is what matters.
Related references: Encodings & BOM · Line endings · HTML & Unicode