How Do You Draw Multiple Raffle Winners Without Repeats?

There are two ways to draw several winners without the same person coming up twice: draw them all in one go as distinct names, or draw one prize at a time and set each winner aside. Which you want depends on whether the prizes are ranked.

All at once — for a batch of equal prizes

If you are giving out, say, five identical vouchers, set the number of winners and draw once. The draw returns that many distinct names together, so nobody appears twice in the same pull. This is the quick path when the prizes are interchangeable and you just need a handful of names.

One at a time — for ranked prizes

When there is a grand prize, then a second, then a third, draw them in order. Turn on "keep past winners out" so each winner drops out of the pool, and the next draw picks from everyone left. You get the suspense of a separate reveal for each prize, and no one can win both the first and the second.

The thing that causes accidental repeats

Repeats usually creep in through the entry list, not the draw: the same person entered twice and shows up as two lines. A picker that merges duplicate lines removes that before it can matter, so one person is one entry however many times they landed in your list.

The Raffle & Giveaway Winner Picker does both — several winners at once, or one prize at a time with past winners held out. For the wider fairness picture, see how to pick a raffle winner fairly.