Random Number Generator 1–100
Pick one number from 1 to 100, or draw a list from that range without repeats.
How to use this picker
This page opens with 1 and 100 already entered, so a single tap gives you an integer in that range. Both 1 and 100 can appear. If you need a list, change Quantity before generating. Keep repeats off when each number should be selected only once, such as assigning numbers to students or drawing distinct entries from a numbered set.
For a classroom activity, put prompts on a numbered sheet and let the generator choose the next prompt. For a game, it can replace a missing numbered deck or help settle an arbitrary starting order. If order matters, generate several numbers and leave Sort at None; sorting afterward changes the display order, not which numbers were drawn.
You can copy the full result or download a text or CSV file. Recent results remain visible during this visit so you can check what you just drew. To select names rather than numbers, use the random wheel. If your range is different, open the full random number generator and set your own endpoints.
Open the full random number generator for more ranges and presets.