A fair draw in one second
Who comes to the board? Which question is next? Which group presents first? When every student has a roll number, a random number is the quickest and fairest way to decide: nobody can say the teacher picked on purpose.
The no repeats mode fixes the classic problem with draws: the same person coming up twice while others never get a turn. Each number appears only once until they have all been drawn, and you can always see which ones are out and how many are left.
How to use the generator
- Choose the range. Type the minimum and maximum, or tap one of the shortcuts (1–10, 1–30, 1–100).
- Decide whether numbers can repeat. With no repeats on, each number comes up only once.
- Draw. The numbers spin for a moment and stop on the result. You can also use the space bar.
Tip: to draw the whole class, set the maximum to the number of students on your list and turn on no repeats. When you are done, the generator tells you every number has been drawn.
Classroom uses
Taking turns
Who answers, who reads aloud or who comes to the board, by roll number.
Numbered questions
Draw which quiz question or which textbook exercise comes next.
Presentation order
With no repeats, the full order of presentations is ready in a minute.
Raffles and prizes
Draw the winning number in front of everyone, on the big screen.
Maths
Generate numbers to practise operations or to run probability experiments.
Games and activities
Bingo, numbered challenges or any game that needs numbers at random.
Features
- Any range you like. Any minimum and maximum, negative numbers included.
- No repeats mode. With a count of the numbers left and a list of those already drawn.
- Made for projectors. Large number, animation and sound you can mute.
- No data stored and no sign-up. Come in, draw and you are done.
- Completely free. No limits and no paid version.
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose the range of numbers?
What does "no repeats" mean?
Is the result genuinely random?
Do I need to sign up or install anything?
Can I use it on a classroom projector?
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