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Comment pickers usually ask you to log in with your social media account and grant access to your posts. This one doesn’t. Copy the usernames of the people who entered, paste them in the Entries box, one per line, and press Draw. The page opens in name mode with One chance per name switched on: someone who commented five times still counts once, and @ana and Ana are treated as the same entrant.
Followers trust a giveaway they can watch. Record your screen or go live while you press Draw, with the list visible on the right. Switch to full screen for a cleaner recording. A drawn name never comes out twice, so set the sentence to 2 winners if you want a winner and a backup in one go: Winner 1 gets the prize, Winner 2 steps in if Winner 1 doesn’t reply in time.
Say who can enter, how to enter, when it closes, how the winner is chosen and contacted, and how long they have to answer. Check the platform’s promotion rules and the law where you and your followers live: some places require free entry or official terms for prize draws.
Prize drawing at an event instead? The numbered ticket raffle handles ticket books. For a single name from a short list, the name picker is enough.
Keep “tickets” and tap the numbers to type the first and last ticket, or switch to “a list of names”, one per line.
Tap “one winner” in the sentence to draw 1, 2, 3, 5 or 10 winners at a time.
Press Draw or the Space bar. The reel rolls and stops on each winner, listed as Winner 1, Winner 2 and so on.
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No. You paste the names yourself, and nothing is sent anywhere: the list stays in your browser.
Thousands of lines. Pasting a long list takes a second; the reel shows a sample of names while it rolls, and the draw uses the whole list.
Before the draw, it keeps each name once, ignoring capital letters and a leading @. Turn it off when every comment is meant to count as a separate entry.
Record the screen while you draw, showing the full list and the result. The pick uses your browser’s cryptographic random generator, so nobody, including you, can steer it.
Yes. It is free, funded by advertising, with no account and no app to install.
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