Shuffled Deck of Cards
Choose how many cards to draw from a freshly shuffled standard 52-card deck.
Last updated: September 5, 2026
Frequently asked questions
How is this deck shuffled?
Using a Fisher-Yates shuffle - a well-established algorithm that gives every one of the 52! (about 8×10^67) possible orderings an equal chance, run using your browser's random number generator.
Can I draw fewer than 52 cards, like for a poker hand?
Yes - set "cards to draw" to however many you need (5 for a poker hand, 13 for a bridge hand, etc.) and this pulls that many cards from the top of a freshly shuffled deck.
Does this include jokers?
No - this is a standard 52-card deck (4 suits × 13 ranks, no jokers), which matches the deck used in most card games. Jokers aren't part of the standard deck this tool shuffles.
If I draw fewer than 52 cards, could I get the same card twice?
No - drawing pulls cards from a single shuffled 52-card deck without replacement, so every card drawn in one run is guaranteed unique, just like dealing from a real deck.
Can I use this to deal a hand for a specific game, like blackjack or bridge?
Yes - set "cards to draw" to the hand size you need (2 for a blackjack starting hand, 13 for a bridge hand) and the tool draws that many cards from a freshly shuffled deck, though for multi-player games you'd run separate draws or split the drawn cards yourself.
How is this different from a 'random card generator'?
They're closely related: a random card generator often pulls a single card independently (which could repeat on a second pull), while this shuffler draws from one full deck without replacement, matching how a physical deck of cards actually behaves when dealt.