Random Decision Maker
Let random chance make the call. Use a quick Yes/No flip, or enter your own list of options to choose between.
Click the button below to decide
Recommended Settings
Pro Tips
- •Leave the options box empty for a simple Yes/No decision, like a coin flip
- •Enter your own list (one option per line, or separated by commas) to pick between any set of choices
- •The tool avoids repeating the exact same result twice in a row when there's more than one option
- •This is meant for low-stakes, fun decisions - not a substitute for careful judgment on anything important
Most Popular
Most users leave the options blank for a quick Yes/No decision, or list 2-5 options for something like picking a restaurant
When to Use This Tool
When too many good options make it hard to choose, let random chance decide.
Use a random pick to settle a lighthearted debate between friends.
Enter a custom list of options - restaurants, movies, activities - and get a random pick.
Use a quick Yes/No flip as part of a party game or icebreaker.
How It Works
Parse your entered options, splitting on new lines or commas, falling back to a simple Yes/No if the box is empty
Randomly select one option, avoiding an immediate repeat of the last result when possible
Display the chosen result clearly, ready to copy
100% Private
Files never leave your device. All processing happens locally in your browser.
Lightning Fast
Powered by Client-side random selection for optimal performance on modern browsers.
Open Source
Built with verified, open-source libraries. Fully transparent.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I don't enter any options?
The tool defaults to a simple Yes/No decision, like a coin flip.
How many options can I enter?
As many as you like - list them one per line or separate them with commas.
Is the choice really random?
Yes, each option has an equal chance of being picked, aside from a light check that avoids repeating the exact same result twice in a row.
Is my data sent to a server?
No. Your options and the decision are processed entirely in your browser.
Should I use this for serious decisions?
This tool is meant for fun, low-stakes choices - important decisions deserve more careful thought than a random pick.