Privacy for guest lists
Guest names never leave your device. That matters: a wedding list often contains personal context (plus-ones, family abbreviations) you don't want on a third-party server.
When the seating chart breaks down at the last minute, paste your guest list and let the generator make even tables.
The free version does the job. The optional template pack just makes brackets look beautiful for events, classrooms and clubs.
Free forever for basic use · No signup required
Less for the formal seating chart and more for last-minute reshuffles, post-ceremony cocktail tables, and corporate gala assignments where families and plus-ones need to land somewhere quickly.
Guest names never leave your device. That matters: a wedding list often contains personal context (plus-ones, family abbreviations) you don't want on a third-party server.
If the reception has games (lawn bowls, charades), pipe the table list into the bracket maker for a friendly tournament between tables.
Manually group them in the input — names within a small block can be edited after generation by dragging.
Six is the natural size for round-table discussions and many board games — paste your names and we'll shuffle.
OpenMix departments fairly so every breakout group has a mix of design, engineering, sales, and ops — without picking favourites.
OpenPasting a roster of 30–100 people and splitting it into ten balanced squads is a job for a generator, not a clipboard.
OpenTwelve teams is the sweet spot for tournaments that want short matches and many parallel games — paste your list and we will handle the rotation.
OpenFree forever for basic use. No signup required. The free version really does do the job.
Want prettier prints? See the optional template pack