Quick start
- Enter the minimum and maximum whole numbers for the range.
- Enter Quantity to choose how many random numbers to generate.
- Turn on Unique results if every number in the list must be different.
- Add excluded numbers when certain values should not appear.
- Press Generate numbers, then copy the results or compare recent results.
Choosing the range
The minimum and maximum values are inclusive. If you enter 1 and 10, the generator can return 1, 10, or any whole number between them. The minimum must be less than or equal to the maximum.
Use a small range when you want a simple pick, such as a number from 1 to 6 or 1 to 10. Use a larger range when you need sample values, classroom examples, or a numbered list with more possible outcomes.
Unique results and duplicates
When duplicates are allowed, the same number can appear more than once. That is useful when each draw should behave like a fresh independent pick.
When Unique results is turned on, each number can appear only once in the generated list. For example, if the range is 1 to 5 and you ask for 5 unique numbers, the result will include every available number once.
Exclusions and sorting
Exclusions are useful when a numbered option is unavailable. Enter excluded numbers separated by commas, spaces, or semicolons, such as 7, 13, 24. Numbers outside the selected range are ignored.
Sort results changes the display order from draw order to low-to-high order. This is useful when you plan to copy the list into notes, a worksheet, or a message.
Common examples
Examples from the random number generator
One random integer from 1 through 10
Five random integers, duplicates allowed
A sorted list with no repeated numbers
Everyday randomness limits
This tool is designed for ordinary web utility tasks: practice picks, classroom examples, simple games, quick decisions, and sample data. It should not be used for passwords, gambling, legal drawings, security decisions, or any process that needs audited randomness.
History, privacy, and copying
Recent random results stay visible in the page while you work. This is useful when you want to compare a few attempts without writing each one down. The history is kept only in the current browser tab and is not sent to a server.
Copy results copies the current list exactly as displayed, separated by commas, so you can paste it into notes, homework, a message, or another document.