Random Letter Generator

Yes. Tick 'Uppercase A-Z', 'Lowercase a-z', or both. When both are on the pool has 52 letters and each is equally likely. If you turn both off the tool falls back to uppercase and shows a small note so the result is never empty.

From 1 up to 200 in a single draw. If you type a larger number the field clamps it back to 200, and a blank or zero becomes 1. Each letter is drawn separately.

Yes. Every position is an independent random pick from the whole pool, so duplicates are normal. Drawing five letters can easily return two or three of the same one; this is not a shuffle of unique letters.

The tool takes your selected pool of 26 or 52 letters and picks an index with your browser's Math.random. Every letter in the pool has the same chance on each draw.

No. It uses the browser's standard Math.random, which is fine for games, name draws and classroom prompts but is not meant for passwords, tokens or lottery-grade needs. Use a dedicated crypto random generator for security work.

Letters are joined with a single space, so five letters read like 'a Q m t B'. When you copy the result you get that same spaced string, which you can reformat however you like.

No, this tool only produces letters A to Z. For digits use a random number generator, and for a mix of letters, numbers and symbols use a password or string generator.

Yes. After the page loads everything runs locally in your browser, so you can draw letters with no connection.

No. The letters are generated on your device and never uploaded, so the tool stays completely private.