Random Number Generator

Generate random numbers within your specified range. Ideal for lotteries, giveaways, games, or any situation requiring fair number selection.

Random Number Generator

How It Works

  1. Set Your Number Range

    Start by defining the minimum and maximum values for your random number. You can generate numbers from -999,999,999 to 999,999,999.
  2. Choose Number of Results

    Select how many random numbers you want to generate at once. You can create up to 1000 numbers in a single generation.
  3. Select Additional Options

    Customize your generation with options like allowing/disallowing duplicates, sorting results, or adding decimal places for more precise numbers.
  4. Generate and View Results

    Click the 'Generate' button and your random numbers will instantly appear. Review your results in a clean, organized format.
  5. Copy or Save Results

    Use the 'Copy' button to save your results to clipboard. The generator also maintains a history of your recent generations for reference.

Tips & Tricks

Generate Unique Numbers

When generating multiple numbers, enable the 'No Duplicates' option to ensure each number appears only once – perfect for lottery draws or selecting unique winners.

Use Decimal Places

For scientific applications or precise measurements, add decimal places to your random numbers. This creates more granular results between your min and max values.

Create Random Phone Numbers

Need test phone numbers? Set your range from 1000000000 to 9999999999 to generate realistic 10-digit numbers for database testing.

Generate In Sequence

Use the 'Sort Results' option to arrange your random numbers in ascending order, making them easier to use in sequential processes.

Save Your Configuration

Bookmark the page after setting your parameters to save your configuration in the URL. This makes it easy to return to the same settings later.

Use for Decision Making

Can't decide between options? Assign each option a number and let the generator make the choice for truly random and unbiased decisions.

Frequently Asked Questions