Random number generator

Set your range and how many numbers you need, then generate.

Set a minimum and maximum, choose how many numbers you need at once, and click Generate. By default repeat numbers are allowed, which is normal for most uses like dice rolls or random picks — turn on "no duplicate numbers" if you need a set of genuinely unique values instead, such as drawing several different raffle winners from one pool.

Each click of Generate produces a fresh set — nothing is cached or remembered between runs, so you can generate as many times as you need until you get numbers that work for whatever you're using them for.

What people actually use this for

This uses your browser's standard randomization — good enough for all of the above, but not built for anything security-sensitive like generating passwords or cryptographic keys.

Asked for more unique numbers than the range has?

You'll get back as many as actually fit — asking for 10 unique numbers between 1 and 5 will just return those 5.