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Random Number Generator

Generate one or many random values inside a custom range, choose unique mode, and switch between integers and decimals in seconds.

Generator controls

Generated numbers

The result panel shows the generated values plus a quick summary so you can sanity-check the range before you copy them.

What this generator is good for

It works best for fast one-off numbers and short lists where you want the result immediately instead of configuring a heavier tool.

  • Raffles, classroom prompts, and game mechanics
  • Sampling IDs, test values, and lightweight placeholders
  • Decision support when you want a bounded random range

How to use the random number generator

Set the lower and upper bounds first, then decide whether the result should be a single value or a larger list.

  1. Set your minimum and maximum values

    Use the full range you want the generator to work inside. The tool will normalize the bounds if they are entered in reverse order.

  2. Choose integers or decimals

    Use integers for dice-style draws, positions, or counts. Switch to decimals when you need ranges for samples, percentages, or lightweight mock data.

  3. Decide how many values to return

    Increase the count when you need a short batch instead of a single draw, then optionally sort or restrict the output to unique integers.

Example scenarios

These setups cover the most common everyday number-generation cases.

Simple raffle number

Generate one whole number between 1 and 100.

Sample setup

Minimum
1
Maximum
100
Count
1
Format
Integers

Result: One random integer is returned.

Unique shortlist draw

Generate five unique integer positions between 1 and 20.

Sample setup

Minimum
1
Maximum
20
Count
5
Unique values
On

Result: Five different integers are returned with no repeats.