Random Choice Generator

This random choice generator helps you decide fast. Type your options, pick one at random. Enter each choice on a new line. Use the Remove choice after picking box to prevent repeats. Press Enter outside the text box to pick.

What this random choice generator does

The tool picks one line from your list. Each item has an equal chance. Blank lines get skipped. Spaces at the start and end get trimmed. The picker runs in your browser.

How to use this tool

Step by step

1. Paste or type your choices into the text box.
2. Put one choice per line.
3. Check Remove choice after picking to avoid repeats.
4. Click Pick a Random Choice.
5. Press Enter with the cursor outside the text box.
6. Read the result in the result box.
7. Click Reset List to restore your first list.

Inputs explained

• Choices text box: Enter each item on its own line.
• The tool trims extra spaces and skips empty lines.
• Remove choice after picking checkbox: Removes the selected item from the text box.
• Pick a Random Choice button: Picks one item at random.
• Reset List button: Brings back the first list you used.
• Keyboard shortcut: Press Enter outside the text box to pick.

Output and messages

• Result: Shows the picked choice in large text.
• Choices remaining: Shows how many items were in the list at pick time.
• After the last item with removal on, you see All choices have been picked! Click "Reset List" to start over.
• If the list is empty, you see "Please enter at least one choice in the text area above."
• If only blank lines exist, you see "No valid choices found. Please enter at least one choice."

Why use a random choice generator

It saves time and avoids bias. You get a fair pick with one click. Great for quick decisions on busy days.

Common use cases

• Pick lunch or dinner.
• Choose a movie for tonight.
• Select a winner for a giveaway.
• Assign a random task or duty.
• Order speakers for a meeting.
• Choose a study topic.
• Build a simple raffle from a name list.

Tips to get the best results

• Keep one entry per line.
• Use short names where it helps clarity.
• Repeat an item to give it more chance.
• Use the checkbox to avoid repeats.
• Paste lists from notes or spreadsheets.
• Copy your list before you leave the page.

Notes and limits

• The picker runs in your browser.
• It uses standard web randomness.
• Use it for casual picks and light draws.
• Skip legal, medical, or high stakes uses.
• The first pick stores your original list for reset.
• Edits after the first pick leave that snapshot unchanged.
• The Choices remaining number shows the list size at pick time.
• Click outside the text box then press Enter to pick.
• Reset List hides the last result and clears the count.