Random Number Generator draws values between a minimum and maximum when you need picks for games, sampling demos, or classroom examples.
Set how many numbers to create and optionally limit results to integers only for clean whole-number draws.
This is not for cryptographic security, lotteries with money, or password generation. Use purpose-built secure tools for those jobs.
What Random Number Generator does
It samples within your bounds according to count and integer preferences.
- Minimum and Maximum fields
- How many count for batch generation
- Integers only checkbox
- Generate action for the draw
Who Random Number Generator is for
- Teachers picking random problem numbers
- Game masters sampling encounter tables
- Researchers illustrating sampling for students
- Anyone who needs a quick unbiased pick in a range
How to use Random Number Generator
1. Enter Minimum and Maximum for the inclusive-style range you intend.
2. Set How many numbers to create.
3. Enable Integers only when you want whole numbers.
4. Press Generate and read the list of results.
Features
- Flexible numeric range
- Batch generation in one click
- Integer filter for whole-number draws
- No account required for classroom use
- Explicit non-crypto hint in the UI
- Shareable /tools/random-number-generator/ link
Examples
- Min 1 max 100 integers for a raffle-style classroom ticket (no prizes).
- Generate five decimals between 0 and 1 for a stats demo.
- Min 10 max 20 for warm-up math problems.
- Raise count to 12 when assigning random lab groups by number.
Tips and limits
- Maximum should be greater than or equal to minimum.
- Large counts can be hard to read; keep batches practical.
- Do not use this RNG for security tokens or gambling products.
- Re-running Generate produces a new independent draw.
Related tools
- Percentage Calculator Turn sampled values into percent-of or percent-change examples.
- Hours & Minutes Calculator Build random-looking schedules only after you convert durations separately.
FAQ
Is Random Number Generator free?
Generate draws on BeeForge without paying. No account is required for classroom or game use.
Are generated numbers stored?
Draws happen in the browser. Copy anything you need to keep; the page is not a vault.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. Double-check min and max before generating so a typo does not skew a live demo.
Why do I see decimals when I wanted whole numbers?
Enable Integers only, then generate again.
Can I link this from a lesson?
Share /tools/random-number-generator/ and note that it is not cryptographic.