Why this exists
Raffles, classroom activities and team events all need the same thing: a pick that everyone accepts as fair. Paper slips are slow, and many online pickers are cluttered, ask for sign-ups or upload your list to a server. Random Picker System was built to be the opposite: open the page, add names, draw.
What we care about
- Fairness you can explain. Selection uses a secure random generator and rejection sampling, and every result is time-stamped. See how the draw works.
- Privacy by architecture. Your lists are processed in your browser. We do not receive them and we do not need an account to give you the tool.
- Accessibility. Full keyboard control, screen-reader announcements for winners, reduced-motion support, adjustable text size and a high-legibility font option.
- Honest advertising. Ads keep the project free. They are clearly labelled, never placed on the draw stage, and you decide whether ad cookies are allowed. See the advertising disclosure.
Who is behind it
Random Picker System is designed, built and maintained by John Mark Molina, a web developer and data analyst based in Iloilo City, Philippines. The guides are written from hands-on experience running draws, and they are reviewed and updated when the tool or the advice changes. The tool is built with plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript so it stays fast and easy to audit.
Editorial standards
Guides are written to help you complete a task, not to stuff keywords. We avoid claims we cannot support, we say plainly what the tool cannot do, and we do not accept payment to recommend products. If you find a mistake, tell us and we will correct it.
Get in touch
Questions, bug reports and feature ideas are welcome on the contact page, or email [email protected].