Study teams
Input: 12 student names
Result: Randomized groups based on the selected group setting.
Group Generator
Split a list of people or items into randomized groups for classrooms, workshops, games, study sessions, and other activities that need quick team assignment.
About this tool
What is Random Group Generator?
Split a list of people or items into randomized groups for classrooms, workshops, games, study sessions, and other activities that need quick team assignment.
Motion showcase
See Random Group Generator in action
A short visual walkthrough generated from this tool's current workflow.
What you can do
- Accept a list of participants or items
- Randomize entries into groups
- Handle lists that do not divide perfectly evenly
How to use Random Group Generator
- 1Paste the participants or items into the list.
- 2Choose the grouping option offered by the tool.
- 3Generate the groups and review the assignments.
Examples
Tool facts
- Input
- List of names or items
- Output
- Randomized groups
- Uneven lists
- May produce groups with different sizes
Limitations
- Random grouping does not account for skill balance, accessibility, conflicts, preferences, or other constraints unless you handle those outside the generator.
FAQ
Random Group Generator FAQs
Common questions about how Random Group Generator works and what to expect from the current AiFolder implementation.
?What happens when the list does not divide evenly?
Some groups may contain one more or one fewer entry so that every supplied participant can still be assigned.
?Can I use the group generator for classroom teams?
Yes. It is useful for quickly assigning students when you do not need skill-based or constraint-aware grouping.
?Does random grouping create balanced teams?
It creates randomized assignments, not statistically or skill-balanced teams, unless the inputs and rules already encode those constraints.