How it works
The generator uses the browser's cryptographic random source, so each number is unpredictable and the draw cannot be traced back to a seed.
- Set the lowest and highest number in the range.
- Choose how many numbers to draw.
- Decide whether repeats are allowed — turn them off for a raffle, leave them on for dice-style rolls.
For a fair draw people can see, draw once and screenshot the result rather than re-rolling — re-rolling until you like the answer is the one thing that makes a random draw unfair.
Examples
Typical uses:
- 1–100, one number: settling a disagreement.
- 1–500, ten numbers, no repeats: picking raffle winners.
- 1–6: a die, when there is no die — or use the dice roller.
Random Number Generator: frequently asked questions
- Are the numbers truly random?
- They come from your browser's cryptographically secure random number generator, which is unpredictable and unbiased for practical purposes.
- How do I pick lottery-style numbers?
- Set the range (e.g. 1 to 49), choose 6 numbers, disallow repeats and sort ascending.
- Can I pick a random winner from a list?
- Number your entries 1 to N and generate one number between 1 and N.
