Giveaway Picker – Pick Random Winners Fairly
This giveaway picker chooses random winners for Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, X, newsletter and classroom giveaways. Paste your entries one per line (or comma separated), and it cleans them up: it can pull @handles out of copied comments, remove duplicate entries so each person has one fair chance, and skip names you want to exclude, such as staff or past winners. Choose how many winners and backup alternates you need, press Pick, and the winners are drawn with your browser's secure random numbers and shown with the date and time of the draw. Export the results as CSV for your records. Entries never leave your browser.
Giveaway Picker
Paste entries or comments and pick random giveaway winners and alternates. Removes duplicates, excludes names, exports CSV.
How to use the Giveaway Picker
- Paste entries or copied comments, one per line.
- Turn on duplicate removal and @handle extraction if needed.
- Set the number of winners and alternates.
- Press Pick winners, then export or copy the results.
Features
- Pick winners and backup alternates
- Removes duplicate entries
- Extracts @handles from comments
- Exclude list for staff or past winners
- Crypto-secure random draw with timestamp
- CSV export, private in your browser
Frequently asked questions
How do I pick a random giveaway winner?
Copy the entries or comments, paste them here, set the number of winners and press Pick winners. Each unique entry has the same chance.
Does it remove duplicate comments?
Yes. With "One entry per person" on, repeated names or handles count once, so people who comment many times do not get extra chances.
Is the draw really random?
Yes. Winners are drawn with the Web Crypto random number generator using a fair shuffle. Screen-record the draw if you want public proof.
Are giveaways legal in the US?
Free giveaways are generally allowed when no purchase is necessary to enter. Post clear rules, eligibility, end date and the prize, and follow each platform's promotion rules.
Are my entries uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.