Random Generators

Every tool here is a real, working generator, not a preview: the controls you see are the ones that produce the result. Numbers respect your range exactly, teams split as evenly as the count allows, and picks never repeat within a single draw. All of it is free and needs no account.

How to choose the right generator

Every generator here does one job well, so the trick is matching the tool to the task. For a plain number in a range, use the random number generator: set the minimum and maximum (both ends are included), choose how many to draw, and optionally sort them low-to-high or high-to-low. Turn Allow duplicates off for a raffle-style draw where no number repeats. The dice roller is the better choice for real tabletop dice: pick d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, or d100, roll several at once, and see every face plus the true total. Coin flip settles a straight 50/50 and tallies heads against tails, and the yes/no generator does the same for a snap decision.

To split people, you have two tools. The team generator takes a fixed number of teams: paste your names, ask for four teams, and it shuffles everyone and deals them out round-robin so the teams come out as even as possible, with any leftover people spread one per team. The group generator instead takes a fixed group size, packing names into groups of that many and leaving a smaller group at the end when they don't divide evenly. For everything else — what to eat, who goes first, a giveaway winner — the list picker draws from any list you paste, and picks never repeat within a draw. Rounding out the set are a random letter generator (A–Z, in the case you choose) and a random color generator that shows each hex code next to a live swatch.

Frequently asked questions

Is it truly random? Results come from your browser's built-in cryptographic randomness (crypto.getRandomValues) with rejection sampling to remove the small bias a naive approach would introduce, so every outcome is equally likely. It all runs on your device — nothing is uploaded.

Can I avoid duplicate numbers? Yes. Set Allow duplicates to No and the number generator draws without replacement, so no value repeats. If you ask for more numbers than the range holds, the count is capped to what fits.

How does the team generator split people? It shuffles the full list, then deals names out one at a time across the teams. That round-robin approach keeps team sizes within one person of each other whenever the total doesn't divide evenly.

What's the difference between teams and groups? The team generator fixes the number of teams; the group generator fixes how many people go in each group. Choose the one based on the number you already know.

Do I need to install or sign up for anything? No. Everything is free and runs in the browser, with nothing to download and no account. The generators do need JavaScript enabled to produce a result.