This generator builds anonymous queue numbers. Give it a headcount and it shuffles a run of numbers from your first number and lists them for handing out; add a name list and it also builds an organizer lookup table that pairs each name with a number inside a collapsed block. That suits presentation order, interview slots or anonymous survey numbers, where the numbers are public but only the organizer should know who holds which.
The numbers run from the first number for as many people as you have, get one reverse Fisher-Yates shuffle, and are then attached to the names in the shuffled order. No number goes to two people and none is skipped. The page handles up to 2,000 people. There is no published standard for how anonymous numbers should be handed out, and none was confirmed in an authoritative source. Current as of October 2026.
This page does not handle splitting numbers across prize tiers, prefix formats, or marking winners and blanks. The lookup table lives on this screen only and is not saved, so it disappears when you close the window. Browser randomness is not a cryptographically secure source, so do not use it for legally binding draws or for any draw where money is at stake.
Frequently Asked Questions
The slips are what people see and the lookup table is for the organizer only. The table stays collapsed, so it is not visible on a shared screen unless you expand it.
The name list wins and the headcount box is not used. The first result line states which value the count came from.
Yes, choose number order in the sort box and the table is reordered from the lowest number up. The slip list keeps the order the numbers were drawn in.