Each letter is drawn from the 26 positions of the English alphabet using the browser's cryptographic random number generator, with rejection sampling so no letter is favoured. With no repeats selected, a letter that has already come up is discarded and drawn again, which is how a raffle or a deck of cards works.
Pick a random letter from A to Z, one or many, with or without repeats. This random letter generator picks one or more letters from the 26-letter English alphabet. Choose how many letters you want, whether a letter may repeat, and whether the output is upper or lower case. Each pick uses the browser’s cryptographic random number generator, so the result is fair and unpredictable, and nothing leaves your device.
Random letters are useful for word games, classroom picks, party prompts and tie-breaks. Each letter has an equal chance because the draw is uniform over the alphabet. 100% free, no registration, and complete privacy — everything runs locally in your browser, so your data never touches a server.
Pick a single letter, or a set of up to all 26.
Draws without replacement, like pulling tiles from a bag.
Output in the case you need for a game, a code or a label.
Uses crypto.getRandomValues with rejection sampling, not Math.random.
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It uses the browser’s cryptographic random generator, the same standard behind security keys. It is not a physical die, but for games and draws the outcome cannot be predicted and is not biased.
Yes. With repeats, every letter has probability 1/26 on each draw. Without repeats, each remaining letter is equally likely at each step.
This version draws from all 26 letters. For a smaller set, draw a letter and redraw whenever it falls outside your set.
The tool does not filter by letter class. Draw again until a vowel (A, E, I, O or U) appears, or draw several letters and keep the first vowel.
No. Picks happen in your browser and nothing is stored or uploaded.
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