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Randomize questions and options to cut order bias

Shuffle answer choices, shuffle questions within groups, or rotate whole blocks. The order each respondent saw is saved with their submission, so your data stays auditable.

Question groups, three modes

Group related questions and choose how each group behaves: shuffle the questions inside it, move the whole group as one block, or keep it fixed. Mix all three in a single form.

Shuffle within
Q3
Q1
Q2
Shuffle as block
Block B
Block A
Fixed
Q7
Q8

Option shuffle

One toggle shuffles the choices on radio, checkbox, and dropdown questions. Matrix questions can shuffle their rows.

Shuffle options
Price
Quality
Support
Brand

Seeded, reproducible order

Every order comes from a seeded generator that runs identically in the browser and on the server. The same seed always reproduces the same order.

seed: 9f2c41ab07d3e6b8
Browser C · A · D · B
Server C · A · D · B
Identical order

The order is saved with every response

Each submission stores its seed, the question order, and the option order the respondent actually saw — the raw material for analyzing order effects.

{
"_session_seed": "9f2c41ab07d3e6b8…",
"_meta": {
"question_order": ["q3", "q1", "q2", "q7", "q8"],
"shuffle_orders": { "priority": ["support", "price", "brand", "quality"] }
}
}

Build in your own order

Shuffling only applies to respondents. The editor canvas always shows questions and options in the order you wrote them.

Editor
Q1
Q2
Q3
Respondent
Q3
Q1
Q2

Use cases

Market research surveys
Academic and psychology studies
Quizzes and exams
Product preference tests
Employee engagement surveys
Brand and concept testing

Collect data you can trust

Randomize where order matters, and keep a record of exactly what each respondent saw.