Shuffle Digits in a Number

Shuffle Digits in a Number takes each line of your input and scrambles the digits. It works line-by-line, preserving the number of digits while randomly reordering them. You can choose to keep duplicates or only shuffle unique digits.

Paste your input above or import a file below.
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Options
Allow duplicate digits

How to Use:

  1. Paste your numbers into the input box, one per line.
  2. Or use “Choose File” to import from a plain-text file.
  3. Use the toggle in the Options box to allow or block duplicate digits.
  4. The output updates live with each change – it even flashes.
  5. Copy or export the result using the buttons below.

What Shuffle Digits in a Number can do:

Each line is read, the digits are extracted, and then shuffled randomly. If you want to remove duplicate digits before shuffling, just flip the toggle. It’s perfect for testing number randomness or generating digit puzzles. And the live counter keeps track of how many lines got shuffled.

Example:

Input:

2211
408
97531

With Options: Allow duplicate digits ✓

Output:

1221
084
35971

(Your results may vary – it shuffles randomly.)

Common Use Cases:

Useful for anyone creating number scramblers, classroom puzzles, or testing inputs for digit-randomization. You can keep repeats or enforce uniqueness, and it all updates in real time. No reloads. No fluff. Just fast shuffling.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

If you’re mixing up digits, Sort Digits in a Number gives you the flip side perfect for organizing after the chaos. And when you want to tweak individual values, Replace Digits with Letters adds a whole new layer of creativity.

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