Youtube Playlist Randomizer

Youtube Playlist Randomizer is a free web tool that solves specific frustrations with YouTube's native playlist features. You paste a public YouTube or YouTube Music playlist URL into its search bar, and it loads the entire list—up to 20,000 videos—into a custom player. Its core function is to shuffle the complete playlist using a fully random algorithm, bypassing YouTube's limit of only shuffling the first 200 songs and its non-random shuffle order.

The tool works entirely in your browser. Once a playlist loads, you can play it, reshuffle it, or revert to the original order. A key feature is background playback: you can turn off your device's screen and the audio continues, something YouTube often restricts. It also blocks all ads, so playlists and looped songs run uninterrupted. You can save playlists to a local history list on the site for quick access later, and a 'loop video' toggle lets you infinitely repeat a single track, pausing the broader playlist.

This tool is most useful for people who rely on long YouTube playlists for music, study, or work. Students can play lofi study mixes ad-free with their screen off. Music fans can finally get a proper shuffle for their massive collections. Anyone who wants to loop a specific song without manually restarting it will find the loop toggle simple and effective. It's a straightforward utility that addresses clear gaps in YouTube's own functionality.