Random & Classroom
Random choice tools for visible, repeatable classroom and everyday decisions. Use a wheel when the draw should be easy to watch, a random-number generator for numeric ranges, and random teams when you need groups rather than one winner.
Roulette Wheel
Create a random name wheel from a list, use fullscreen, remove selected entries and keep result history with browser cryptographic randomness.
★Random Number Generator
Generate random numbers from a minimum and maximum, choose quantity and decimal places, and optionally require unique results.
★Draw Lots
Enter a list and choose how many entries to draw for quick classroom, event or everyday random picks.
Shuffle List
Randomly shuffle names, tasks or any line-by-line list and copy the reordered result.
Random Team Generator
Split a list of people into randomly balanced groups for classes, activities, games and events.
Flip a Coin
Flip a virtual coin for a random Heads or Tails result with a simple animation and result display.
Dice Roller
Roll 1–12 dice, including realistic six-sided dice and numeric multi-sided dice, with sound, copyable results and history.
Scoreboard
A simple two-team scoreboard with quick score changes and reset for classroom games, practice and small matches.
Counter
A quick counter with +1, -1, +10 and reset controls for people, inventory, repetitions and simple tallies.
Yes or No
Get a random Yes or No answer for quick two-choice decisions, games and classroom activities.
Bingo Number Generator
Generate a chosen number of random Bingo values from 1 to 75 and display them in sorted order.
Lottery Number Generator
Choose a number range and quantity to generate a unique random number set for entertainment and casual draws.
Random Color Generator
Generate a random HEX color, preview it instantly and copy the color code for design or inspiration.
Random Date Generator
Generate one or more random dates between a start and end date for sampling, test data or planning.
Choose the right tool for the task
Random choice tools for visible, repeatable classroom and everyday decisions. Use a wheel when the draw should be easy to watch, a random-number generator for numeric ranges, and random teams when you need groups rather than one winner.