Four tools cover the whole day: get students seated, split them into fair random teams, run a knockout bracket, and send everyone home with a certificate. Not every quiz day needs every step in this exact order — if your teams already exist, skip straight to the bracket.
Randomize seats, or set "keep apart" rules for students who shouldn’t sit together.
Open Seating Chart Generator →Set team size or team count and get a fair random split in one click.
Open Random Team Shuffler →Single-elimination, round-robin, or group-plus-knockout — feed in your teams from the step above and get a printable bracket for the whole day.
Open Tournament Bracket Builder →When a match or a bonus round ends in a tie, use this instead of picking a student yourself — it keeps the call visibly random.
Open Random Student Picker →One certificate for the winning team, then run this again for participation certificates for the rest of the class — it’s the same tool for both.
Open Certificate Maker →Yes — Team Shuffler and Bracket Builder both work with any number of participants, though brackets get more interesting with at least 4 teams.
Re-run Team Shuffler with the updated list — nothing carries server-side state between runs, so there’s no cleanup needed.
No — names are only used in your browser to generate the output and aren’t sent to or saved on a server.