Randomize a JSON Array instantly shuffles the order of items in any valid JSON array. Preview, copy, or export the result in-browser.
How to Use:
Paste your JSON array into the input box or use the “Choose File” button to import a file. As soon as you do, the tool tries to shuffle the array’s order randomly and show the result on the right. You can hit “Randomize” again for a new order, or “Clear All” to reset everything. Use the live character counter to track the result size. When ready, copy or export the output with one click.
What Randomize a JSON Array can do:
Randomize a JSON Array takes your data and reorders it in a flash. It’s great when you need to mix up a list for demos, testing, or UX variation. It works entirely in your browser, keeps your input private, and lets you preview results instantly. You don’t need to know code just give it a valid JSON array and go. It even tells you if your input isn’t structured correctly.
Example:
Input:
["apple", "banana", "cherry", "date"]Output:
["date", "banana", "apple", "cherry"](Runs again to get a new order.)
Common Use Cases:
Use this tool to shuffle options for quizzes, rearrange test data, randomize content blocks, or just get a fresh sort order. It’s perfect for frontend developers, UI testers, and anyone building experiences where order matters. Skip writing a shuffle loop just paste and click.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
If you’re planning to shuffle things up, Create a Random JSON Array can be used first to generate some starter data. After randomizing, Group a JSON Array might help make sense of the new order by clustering similar items together.