Random Number Generator

Pick a range and get one random number or a whole list, with or without repeats. Useful for draws, tests and sampling.

Numbers are generated in your browser.

How to use Random Number Generator

  1. Set the minimum and maximum.
  2. Choose how many numbers to generate and whether repeats are allowed.
  3. Press “Generate”.

About this tool

Need a random winner, a sample set or test data? The generator produces numbers in your chosen range, as integers or decimals, with optional uniqueness.

When to use it: raffles, games, sampling and quick decisions.

Frequently asked questions

Why do I get an error when I ask for too many unique numbers?
If repeats are off, the count cannot exceed the number of integers in your range.
Is it random enough for a raffle?
Yes — it uses your browser’s high-quality random source. For transparency in a public draw, run the pick live on screen.
Can I generate decimal numbers?
Yes — the tool supports decimals within your range, not just whole numbers.
Can I reproduce the same sequence later?
No — there is no seed. Every generation is fresh and independent, which is exactly what you want for fair draws.
How many numbers can I generate at once?
Batches are supported, which is handy for sampling, lottery-style picks and test data.
What are common everyday uses?
Choosing who goes first, picking a winner, sampling rows from a list, or adding chance to classroom games.

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How to use Random Number Generator

Use the Random Number Generator interface to generate or measure what you need. Adjust settings as desired, then download or save the result for personal use.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this tool free to use?
Yes. Random Number Generator is fully free with no account or subscription required.
Does it upload my files?
No. All processing occurs locally within your browser session.
Can I use this for professional projects?
Yes, the tool is designed for both casual and professional use. Always verify critical outputs.