Free Random Number Generator
Generate one or many random numbers between any minimum and maximum value. Choose whether duplicates are allowed and sort the results - ideal for lotteries, raffles, sampling, and testing. Everything runs locally in your browser.
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Last updated: June 14 2026
Reviewed by the QuickTooly Team
Random Number Generator Guide
Why Use QuickTooly's Random Number Generator?
- Custom range: Generate numbers between any minimum and maximum, including negative numbers.
- Batch generation: Generate up to 50 numbers at once, with or without duplicates.
- No duplicates option: Sample unique values without replacement - ideal for lottery numbers, raffle draws, or picking unique IDs.
- Optional sorting: Sort results in ascending order for easier reading.
- Copy in one click: Copy individual numbers or the whole list at once.
How to Generate Random Numbers
- Set your range: Enter a Minimum and Maximum value - negative numbers are allowed.
- Choose how many: Enter "How Many" numbers you want to generate, up to 50 at once.
- Set your options: Toggle "Allow duplicate values" off for unique results, and "Sort results" on to order them ascending.
- Click Generate: Your random numbers appear instantly and can be copied individually or all at once.
Note that if "Allow duplicate values" is unchecked, the number of unique values you request cannot exceed the size of the range (max - min + 1).
Common Use Cases
Random number generators are used for lottery and raffle draws, picking winners from a list, generating test data, randomizing sample selections in research, choosing random IDs, and settling decisions where every outcome should have an equal chance.
Random Number Generator Examples
A few popular range and count combinations to get you started as a number picker:
- Lottery numbers: Set min to 1, max to 49 (or your lottery's pool size), count to the number of balls drawn, and disable duplicates.
- Dice roll simulation: Set min to 1 and max to 6 to mimic a single die, or try the dedicated Dice Roller for multi-dice rolls with totals.
- Percentages and probabilities: Set min to 1 and max to 100 for percentage-based sampling or probability simulations.
- Raffle and giveaway draws: Use a range matching your ticket numbers, disable duplicates, and generate as many winners as you need - or use the Spin Wheel to pick winners visually from a list of names.
Pseudorandom vs. True Random Numbers
This tool generates numbers using your browser's built-in pseudorandom number generator (Math.random()), which produces a uniform distribution across your chosen range - meaning every value in the range has an equal chance of being picked. This is fast, fully private, and accurate enough for lotteries, raffles, games, sampling, and testing. It is not, however, a cryptographically secure random number generator (CSPRNG). If you need randomness for security-sensitive purposes such as generating passwords, encryption keys, or tokens, use an API like crypto.getRandomValues() instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I generate negative numbers?
Yes. The minimum and maximum fields accept negative values, so you can generate numbers from any range, such as -50 to 50.
What happens if I ask for more unique numbers than fit in the range?
If "Allow duplicate values" is unchecked and you request more numbers than the range can provide, the tool shows an error explaining the maximum possible count for that range.
Is this suitable for lottery number generation?
Yes. Set the range to match your lottery's number pool, set "How Many" to the number of balls drawn, and disable duplicates to get a unique set of numbers.
Are the generated numbers truly random?
Numbers are generated using your browser's random number generator, which provides a uniform distribution across your chosen range.
What's the maximum number of values I can generate at once?
You can generate up to 50 numbers in a single batch. If you need more, simply click "Generate" again for additional sets.
Is this random number generator cryptographically secure?
No. It uses your browser's standard Math.random() function, which is uniformly distributed and ideal for lotteries, games, and sampling, but should not be used to generate passwords, encryption keys, or security tokens.
Can the same number appear more than once in the results?
Only if "Allow duplicate values" is checked. Uncheck it to guarantee every number in the results is unique - useful for lottery draws and raffles.