Selector aleatorio múltiple
Elige N elementos únicos de tu lista.
Elige N elementos de cualquier lista con o sin reposición.
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Opciones
Resultados recientes
- Aún no hay historial.
Preguntas frecuentes
¿Qué es la reposición?
Con reposición: un elemento puede salir varias veces. Sin: cada elección es única (predeterminado).
¿Importa el orden?
No — el orden mostrado es el de extracción, pero cada subconjunto tiene igual probabilidad.
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Further reading
- Pick several names at once, not one slow draw at a time
When you need three winners or five volunteers, drawing them one by one invites doubt and double-takes. Here's how a multiple random picker deals a whole batch of unique names in a single click, and when to allow repeats.
- Draw a random-sized sample from a list, not just a fixed number
Sometimes you don't want exactly five — you want "a few, but I don't want to decide how many." Here's how a random subset picker draws both the size and the members of a sample, and when that beats picking a fixed count.
- Pick one thing at random from any list — fairly
When a group can't agree on who goes first or which option wins, the honest move is a flat, equal-odds draw. Here's how a random single picker does exactly that, plus the no-repeats and seed options that make it more than a coin flip.
- Draw a random card when you don't have a deck handy
Playing cards, jokers, or a tarot spread — an online card draw gives you a genuinely shuffled pull without a physical deck. Here's how a fair digital draw works, what 'without replacement' means, and where reversed tarot fits in.
- Shuffling a list without bias: the one-line mistake almost everyone makes
The most popular way to shuffle a list on the web is also subtly broken. Here's why sort-by-random gives you a lopsided order, what a fair shuffle actually looks like, and when you want a shuffle versus a draw.