Generate a random number between your chosen minimum and maximum values.
The Random Number Generator picks a whole number between the minimum and maximum values you set, including both of those numbers. Use it for games, lucky draws, classroom activities, picking a winner or making a quick unbiased choice.
They come from your browser's random number function, which is fine for games and draws but not meant for cryptography or secure keys.
Yes. Each click is independent, so repeats can happen.
Enter a minimum and a maximum, then press the button. The tool returns a whole number between them, and both the minimum and the maximum are possible results. Every number in the range has the same chance of being picked each time.
The tool uses the browser's standard random function, which is excellent for games, draws and classroom use, but it is not designed for security.
With a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 100, you might get 47. Press the button again for a fresh result, such as 8 or 100.
With a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 6, the tool behaves like a die. A range of 1 to 2 works as a coin flip.
It is generated by a pseudo-random algorithm in your browser. It is fair enough for games and draws, but not for cryptography.
Not directly. Draw again if you get a repeat, or use a shuffled list.
Yes. Both the minimum and the maximum can be returned.
Yes. For example, a minimum of −10 and a maximum of 10 is valid.