PickleMixer
Player randomizer & court assigner
Type player names above to start. No account needed.
Roster Settings Learn more →
Display
Adjust the display settings
Increase player name font sizes in courts and roster but show only one column per card
Make text smaller or larger on the entire site
Display linked partner names under each player in roster
Show the courts for each player in the roster
A draggable bar on the side of the page to jump up and down quickly
Sort Players
Set Default Rating
Set rating for all unrated players and future players
Set Default Gender
Set gender for all unset players and future players
Import Multiple Players
Enter player names, one per line:
Court Assignments
Add at least 4 players and click "Mix First Game" to see court assignments
Games Settings
Display
Adjust the display settings for games
Increase player name font sizes in courts and roster but show only one column per card
Make text smaller or larger on the entire site
Display player ratings as badges on court assignments
Display consecutive games played/sat out on court player badges
Order courts by team rating, then choose how they're numbered
The 📺 button opens the all-courts display in its own window (drag it to a TV or second monitor). It updates on every mix.
Sign in to use player self-service — players scan a QR to check in and manage their own sit-outs.
A draggable bar on the side of the page to jump up and down quickly
Mixing Algorithm
Configure how games are mixed
⚠ This package must be downloaded on the actual device you'll use for mixing offline. Multiple devices need their own downloads. Learn more →
Use your local engine instead of the server. Presets and advanced algorithm controls are disabled while offline.
Reset Settings
Restore all mixing algorithm settings to defaults
Session Report
See how well the session mixed
Who played with and against whom, and how many times
Game Variety Controls
Avoid repeating identical game matchups
Encourage variety in early games
Sitting Out Controls
Number of sitters the algorithm could choose to sit out of turn
Priority of sitting out fairness
Player Mixing Controls
Priority of playing with new partners
Priority of playing against new opponents
Gender Controls Learn more →
Priority of creating mixed gender teams
Rating Controls
Balancing skill levels of opponents priority
Balancing skill levels of partners priority
Weight given to highest rated partner when calculating team averages (50% = equal weight, default 30%)
Allow matchups where neither team has fully established ratings (not recommended)
Courts Controls
Priority of evenly distributing players through different courts
Priority of evenly distributing players bad court frequency
Priority of distributing players equally between both sides
Quality Controls
Higher = better quality mixes (slower). Lower = faster mixes (less optimal)
Mixing players...
This mix isn’t in a group
The mix on screen isn’t tied to a group — it was started without one. If you save players or enter scores now, its players get matched against your active group’s roster and any games count toward that group’s ratings. What would you like to do?
If you leave it ungrouped, switch to the group you want first — that’s the one its players and games get saved into.