How to Generate Random Numbers for Raffles, Games and Sampling
Draw one or many random numbers between a minimum and a maximum, with or without repeats, for fair choices.

When a decision must be fair, such as a raffle draw, choosing survey participants or picking a number for a game, human choice is biased. A random generator removes bias.
Quick answer
Set the smallest and largest number, how many you need and whether repeats are allowed. Each change draws a new set.
Repeats or not?
- With repeats: every draw is independent, like rolling a die. The same number may appear twice.
- Without repeats: each number appears once, like drawing balls from a bag. Needed for raffles and sampling.
Steps
- Enter the minimum and maximum.
- Enter how many numbers.
- Choose repeats or unique.
- Read and copy the result.
Ideas
- Raffle: number the tickets 1 to 150 and draw three winners without repeats.
- Classroom: pick 5 student numbers to answer questions.
- Survey sample: choose 20 customers from a list of 500.
- Games: pick a number between 1 and 100 to guess.
- Decision: decide which of 6 options to try first.
Fairness tips
- Announce the range and rules before drawing.
- Show the drawing on screen to the group.
- Do not re-draw because a result is "unlucky".
- For high-stakes lotteries, legal rules may require certified equipment.
About the randomness
The tool uses your browser's random number generator, which is suitable for everyday fairness but not for cryptographic keys.



