loot.tools

Random Number Generator

Draw random whole numbers from any range you set. Choose how many to generate, decide whether repeats are allowed, and sort the results low-to-high, high-to-low, or leave them in draw order. Turn off repeats for a draw without replacement (a raffle or lottery pick), copy the whole list with one click, and pick between new-line, comma, or space separators. It all runs in your browser.

Draw random whole numbers from a range you set. Turn on "No repeats" for a draw without replacement (like a raffle), and sort the results however you like.

What this tool does

Set a minimum and maximum, say how many numbers you want, and hit Generate. Every value lands inside the range you chose, both ends included. Want a single number? Set the count to 1. Need a hundred? Set it to 100. The result list copies in one tap.

Repeats vs. no repeats

Leave "No repeats" off and each number is drawn on its own, so the same value can come up more than once, exactly like rolling a die several times. Turn it on for a draw without replacement, where every number is distinct. That's the mode you want for a raffle, a lottery pick, or assigning unique IDs. If you ask for more unique numbers than the range can hold, it tells you instead of looping forever.

Is this random enough?

The numbers come from your browser's built-in random source, which is fine for games, picking winners, sampling, and test data. It isn't meant for cryptographic keys or anything where the draw needs to resist a determined attacker. For that, use a tool built around a cryptographically secure generator.