Random Decision Maker
List your options and let this tool pick one at random, or leave it blank for a quick Yes/No decision.
Enter your options (one per line) — leave blank for a simple Yes/No decision:
Click Decide
Free Random Decision Maker
Can't decide? List your options and let this tool pick one at random. Leave the list empty for a quick Yes/No decision instead — either way, one click gives you an instant, unbiased answer.
How to Use It
Type your options into the box, one per line — like a list of restaurants, movies, or tasks — and click "Decide" to pick one at random. If you leave the box empty, the tool defaults to a simple Yes/No decision. Your last few decisions are listed below so you can see what came up before.
Example
Typing "Pizza", "Sushi", "Tacos", and "Burgers" (one per line) and clicking "Decide" picks one of the four at random with equal odds — click again for a fresh pick, and each result gets added to the recent decisions list.
Common Use Cases
- Deciding where to eat, what to watch, or what to do next when a group can't agree.
- Quickly making a simple Yes/No call when you're stuck between two options.
- Randomly picking who goes first, which task to tackle next, or which idea to try.
FAQs
Is the decision truly random?
Yes — every option in your list has an equal chance of being picked, using your browser's random number generator to make the selection.
Does it remember my past decisions after I close the page?
No — the recent decisions list is kept only for your current session in the browser tab. Refreshing or closing the page clears it; nothing is saved or sent to a server.
What happens if I don't enter any options?
The tool automatically falls back to a simple Yes/No decision mode, so you can use it as a quick coin flip alternative without typing anything first.