Wichtelgenerator
Zufälliger Geschenketausch ohne Selbstauswahl.
Secret Santa randomizer with derangement (no one draws themselves) and optional couple exclusions.
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Will anyone draw themselves?
No. The tool computes a derangement — a shuffle where no one maps to themselves — so every gifter draws someone else.
How do I prevent couples drawing each other?
Add a line under "Forbidden pairs" like "Alex,Sam". Both directions are excluded automatically.
How do I share assignments privately?
Reveal the results one at a time and keep your screen turned away from others, so each person only sees their own match.
Is the draw private and random?
Yes. It's generated in your browser with the Web Crypto API for an unbiased result, and your names are never sent to a server.
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Further reading
- Breaking gift-giving decision paralysis with a filtered random draw
"Just think of something" is exactly why gift-giving stalls under a deadline. Here's how filtering a big idea list by recipient type and budget turns an overwhelming search into a five-minute decision — and how it slots into secret santa and white elephant exchanges.
- Tracking white elephant steals so nobody has to remember whose gift hit the limit
Someone always loses count mid-game, and the argument over whether a gift is "safe" derails the party. Here's how a live steal tracker settles it instantly, plus the common steal-limit house rules to agree on before you start.
- Secret Santa beyond December: swap formats for the whole year, and a draw you can re-run
The Secret Santa mechanic — everyone gives to exactly one person, nobody draws themselves — works just as well for book swaps, snack exchanges, and kindness weeks as it does in December. Here's a year of formats, plus how a seeded draw lets you reproduce the exact same assignment on demand.
- How to run a fair Secret Santa (and survive the office holiday party)
Pulling names out of a hat looks fair until you actually try it. Here's why a proper derangement matters, how to handle couples and remote teams, and what to do when someone draws themselves on round three.