Random Number Picker
Random Number Picker
About Random Number Picker
Range, quantity, and no-repeats
Set integer minimum and maximum values, then choose how many numbers to draw, from 1 to 100. With no-repeats on, each number in one draw is unique and the range can contain up to 10,000 values; with it off, each pick is independent and the same number may appear more than once.
Sort and copy in the order you need
Keep results in draw order, or sort them ascending or descending. The tool remembers only this display preference on your device, and the copy button exports the numbers exactly as shown. Changing the display order does not redraw the numbers.
Useful numbers, not official lottery picks
Use it for raffles, seating, classroom numbers, board games, or sampling IDs. It does not predict lottery outcomes, certify a prize draw, generate secure passwords or keys, or provide the governance needed for regulated selection processes.
FAQ
Common questions and answers about this topic.
How do I generate random numbers in a specific range?
Set the minimum, maximum, and how many numbers you need, then press draw. Turn on no-repeats if every result must be unique. Each new draw starts from the browser's secure random source, while changing the display order does not redraw the numbers.
What does "no-repeats" do?
When no-repeats is on, every number in one draw is unique, so you cannot draw more numbers than the range holds. With it off, the same number can appear multiple times.
Does it remember my draws?
No. All inputs and results live only in the current page and are never uploaded. Refresh and everything resets.
Can I draw lottery numbers without repeats?
Yes. Turn on no-repeats, then set your range and how many to draw — for example 1-49 pick 6 — and every number will be unique. The built-in Lottery quick setup already does this for you.
What are the range and quantity limits?
You can draw 1 to 100 numbers at a time. With no-repeats on, the range can hold up to 10,000 numbers; with it off, the range can be much larger because each number is drawn independently.