Shuffle Letters Randomly
Randomly scramble the letters within each word in your text — keeping the words in their original positions but randomizing the letter order inside each word.
What Does This Tool Do?
This tool takes each word in your text and randomly rearranges its letters. The overall structure of your text stays the same — words are in the same positions, spaces and punctuation are preserved — but the letters within each word are shuffled into a random order.
Key Features
How to Use This Tool
- Paste or type your text.
- Click Convert to shuffle letters within each word.
- Click again to get a completely different shuffled arrangement.
How It Works
The text is split into lines, then each line into words by whitespace. For each word, the letters are split into an array and shuffled using the Fisher-Yates algorithm. The shuffled letters are rejoined into a word, and all words are rejoined with their original spacing.
Common Use Cases
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the first and last letters kept in place?
No — all letters including the first and last are shuffled. If you want to preserve first and last letters (like the famous Cambridge psychology experiment), you would need a different tool.
Does it shuffle across words or only within words?
Only within individual words. The word order and all punctuation/spacing remain exactly as in your original text.
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