Text Shuffle

Text Shuffle randomly reorders the contents of your input using the Fisher-Yates algorithm, with three scopes: Shuffle Chars (reorders every character), Shuffle Words (reorders whitespace-separated words), and Shuffle Lines (reorders whole lines).

1. Paste your text into the Input area. 2. Click one of the three buttons depending on the scope you want: - Shuffle Chars: randomizes all characters in the entire input. - Shuffle Words: randomizes the order of words and rejoins them with single spaces. - Shuffle Lines: randomizes the order of lines, preserving each line's content. 3. Review the result in the Output area and use Copy to copy it. Clicking the same button again produces a new random arrangement.

Shuffle Chars treats the whole input as one sequence of characters (including spaces and newlines), so the structure of words and lines is not preserved. Shuffle Words splits on any run of whitespace (\s+) and rejoins the words with a single space, so original line breaks and multiple spaces are collapsed. Shuffle Lines splits only on newlines and keeps each line's internal content intact, only the line order changes.