Shh! 5 Easy Websites to Set Up Your Secret Santa Gift Exchange

Elfster will organise your party and gift exchange. As the organiser, you set up the exchange, input money limits, sign up and exchange dates, and create an invite to send to guests. Once they accept and all guests are accounted for, Elfster “draws” names, emailing your guests to let them know who they need to shop for.

This Secret Santa Random Name Generator selects names for a Secret Santa group and automatically sends participants an email. All you need to share are participant email addresses, the number of presents for each participant, and the names of the participants.

Sneaky Santa delivers more than its cute name. The site lets you virtually draw names for your group, set up gift rules, and send an anonymous message to the participants. The design is a little old-school, but you can customise your site with a picture.

Draw Names saves group information, so you can draw from the same group of people again and again. There is also an option to input your wish list and view the wish list of the person you’ve selected.

Giftster is an easy-to-use site (it also has an iOS and Android app) that helps you create a wish list of gifts from any store on the internet. You can also create a private group, and the site will draw names from within it. Piece of cake!