Random Letter Generator
Pick a letter
Random Letter Generator
Choose your letters and hit generate.
How the random letter generator works
Pick which letters you want — uppercase A–Z, lowercase a–z, or both — choose how many to draw, and hit generate. A single draw flickers through the alphabet and settles on one letter; ask for several and you get a whole set at once, drawn from your browser’s cryptographic random source.
Turn off “allow duplicates” and every letter in the batch is distinct — useful for spelling games or assigning unique labels. With the mixed A–Z / a–z pool you can draw up to 52 distinct letters before repeats are forced.
Where a random letter picker helps
Word games like Scattergories and Boggle start with a random letter — spin one instead of hunting for a die. Teachers use it for phonics, handwriting practice, and “name something that starts with…” prompts. Writers and namers use it to seed a brainstorm; developers grab a quick label for a diagram or test case.
Need a number or a color instead of a letter? The random number generator draws in any range and the random color generator draws a HEX. Picking from your own words or names? The spin wheel and wheel of names draw from a list you type in.
Every letter equally likely
Each draw uses rejection sampling over your browser’s cryptographic random number generator, so every letter in the chosen alphabet has exactly the same chance — no hidden bias toward the start of the alphabet, and no seed you can predict. Past draws never influence the next one.
FAQ
Is the random letter generator truly random?
Yes. Each letter is drawn from the browser’s cryptographic random source (crypto.getRandomValues) using rejection sampling, so every letter in your chosen alphabet is exactly equally likely. There is no predictable seed or repeating pattern.
Can I get uppercase, lowercase, or both?
All three. Choose A–Z for uppercase, a–z for lowercase, or “Both” to draw from all 52 letters at once.
Can I generate several letters at once?
Yes. Set “how many” up to 50 and the generator returns the whole set. Leave “allow duplicates” on for independent draws, or turn it off for distinct letters with no repeats.
How do I draw letters without repeats?
Turn off “allow duplicates” before generating. Every letter in the batch will then be unique. The count can’t exceed the pool size — 26 for a single case, 52 for the mixed pool.
Do I need to install or sign up for anything?
No. It runs free in any modern browser on phone, tablet, or desktop, with no app, account, or sign-up.