Add your names
Paste your list or import a TXT or CSV file. Each non-empty line gets one racer.
Pick a random winner with a free rabbit race. Enter 2–100 names, set your timer and let the bunnies reveal the result.
Your next lucky name will appear here.
Paste your list or import a TXT or CSV file. Each non-empty line gets one racer.
Choose a mixed crew or one of 16 animal species, then set a 5–120 second race timer.
Start the race and watch the finish. Remove the winner to give everyone else a turn.
Each entry gets a bunny, a numbered lane and a chance to win. Use the rabbit race to choose a game starter, a book club pick or the next team presenter. The little hops make the waiting fun while the draw stays independent of the animation.
Use “Remove winner” after the results to take one entry out. The next race uses a fresh random order for everyone still in the list.
Full-screen mode puts the track at the center of attention. Sound is optional, and reduced-motion preferences are respected.
More of a duck person? Open the duck race name picker. For all 16 animals, try the mixed animal race.
Enter your names, one per line, then start the race. This page starts with a rabbit for every entry. Your browser randomly chooses the finishing order before the bunnies move; the animation reveals that order.
Yes. Both names describe this rabbit-themed random name picker. It uses the same fair draw as the mixed animal race and duck race, with bunnies for every entry.
Yes. Paste or import 2–100 entries and choose a 5–120 second race. Names, group labels and options all work. No sign-up or installation is required.
Yes, if their entry stays in the list. Choose “Remove winner” after the race to remove the winning entry before the next draw. Enter each person only once if you want to avoid duplicate chances.
Yes. The bunny call is an excerpt from a real rabbit recording. Click a bunny to hear it, or enable sound during the race. Recording sources and licenses are linked in the footer.