🎲Random Lines
🎲 Random Lines
The Random Lines tool lets you shuffle text line order to introduce randomness into your datasets. Whether you're prepping proxies, email accounts, user info, or just need to mix things up — this tool uses the Knuth Shuffle (Fisher–Yates algorithm) for fair and unbiased randomization.
🧾 Use Case Examples
🔀 Shuffle proxy or account lists to avoid detection
🧪 Create randomized batches for testing scenarios
📧 Mix Gmail combos or email:pass lines before import
🗳️ Generate randomized giveaways or draw orders
🛠️ Tool Layout
Input Text
Paste the list you want to randomize
Text Fragment
Displays the randomized or shuffled output
⚙️ Shuffle Settings
Line Grouping
Shuffle blocks of X lines together (e.g. name + email + password as one unit)
Trim Lines
Removes extra whitespace from both ends before processing
Skip Empty Lines
Ignores lines that contain nothing
Skip Duplicate Lines
Ignores repeated entries during the shuffle
🧩 Example: If each account uses 3 lines (email, pass, proxy), set Line Grouping to
3to preserve structure during shuffle.
💡 Best Practices
Always enable Trim Lines when copying from Google Sheets or PDFs
Use Skip Empty Lines when pasting from inconsistent sources
Combine this tool with Filter Text or Remove Duplicates for cleaner output
Shuffle again before reuse to keep automation patterns unpredictable
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