Free online text sentence shuffler. Just load your multi-sentence data here and you'll get all sentences mixed in random order. Free, quick, and very powerful. Load your sentences – get shuffled sentences. Created by developers from team Browserling.
Free online text sentence shuffler. Just load your multi-sentence data here and you'll get all sentences mixed in random order. Free, quick, and very powerful. Load your sentences – get shuffled sentences. Created by developers from team Browserling.
This tool rearranges the order of sentences in the given textual data. The shuffling algorithm that is used by this tool is based on Richard Durstenfeld's randomization algorithm, which is a variation of the Fisher-Yates algorithm. The algorithm assigns a unique identifier to each sentence and then randomly shuffles the identifiers. In the output field, the sentences are then displayed in a new, randomized order based on the order of shuffled identifiers. This order is entirely random and unbiased. One of the key features of this tool is the "Group Size" option. This feature allows you to specify the number of sentences to be shuffled together as a group. For example, if you select a group size of 3, the tool will join triplets of sentences together and shuffle these triplet groups separately. Another handy option is the "Remove Sentence Copies" checkbox. This option ensures that no two sentences are repeated in the shuffled output. And the last option of the tool is called "Vertical Sentence Format". It changes the horizontal format of the output sentences (with each sentence separated by a dot by default) to the vertical format of the sentences (with each sentence being on a new line). Randomabulous!
This tool rearranges the order of sentences in the given textual data. The shuffling algorithm that is used by this tool is based on Richard Durstenfeld's randomization algorithm, which is a variation of the Fisher-Yates algorithm. The algorithm assigns a unique identifier to each sentence and then randomly shuffles the identifiers. In the output field, the sentences are then displayed in a new, randomized order based on the order of shuffled identifiers. This order is entirely random and unbiased. One of the key features of this tool is the "Group Size" option. This feature allows you to specify the number of sentences to be shuffled together as a group. For example, if you select a group size of 3, the tool will join triplets of sentences together and shuffle these triplet groups separately. Another handy option is the "Remove Sentence Copies" checkbox. This option ensures that no two sentences are repeated in the shuffled output. And the last option of the tool is called "Vertical Sentence Format". It changes the horizontal format of the output sentences (with each sentence separated by a dot by default) to the vertical format of the sentences (with each sentence being on a new line). Randomabulous!
In this example, we use the sentence randomization tool to create randomized poetry. We enter five verses of a poem and then shuffle them to create a new version of the poem.
In this example, we shuffle the talking points to better prepare for a teamwork speech. We rearrange each talking point individually, remove duplicate points, and display them as a list in a vertical format. This way, we train thinking to be able to remember the topics on the go and adapt to the changing order of information.
In this example, we shuffle sentences in pairs. We enter a short text about the four seasons of the year with every two sentences describing one of the seasons. In order for the neighboring sentences not to lose each other, we combine every two sentences into a group and shuffle the groups as a whole.
You can pass input to this tool via ?input query argument and it will automatically compute output. Here's how to type it in your browser's address bar. Click to try!
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