Usage and specifications
This guide is currently available in English.
How to use this tool
Enter one item per line and shuffle. Normal mode reorders whole lines. Anagram mode removes newlines and rearranges individual characters. Copy the result when ready.
Understanding the result
Normal mode keeps the contents of each line together; anagram mode breaks text apart. Use normal mode for names or questions.
When to use it
Prepare a presentation order, vary practice questions or explore word-game ideas.
Practical tips
Each run can produce a different result, including the original order by chance. In normal mode, empty lines also move as individual lines.
Worked examples
One possible line shuffle
| Input / settings | Result |
|---|---|
apple banana cherry | cherry apple banana (example only) |
Specifications and limitations
- Shuffling uses Math.random and is not intended for paid draws, audits or cryptographic purposes.
- Anagram mode splits UTF-16 units, so emoji and combining characters may be broken.
- Use Roulette if you want to select one weighted option instead of reordering all items.