Random letter generator

Draw letters from an alphabet you choose.

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Copy link includes the inputs you choose to share in the address. Anyone with that link can reopen them. Files and generated results are excluded. Password and key tools share settings only.

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Sharing and starting over

A copied link includes what you entered and your settings, so anyone with it can see them. Leave private text out. Files and results are not included; random draws are made again.

Start over puts the tool back to its starting values and closes any open file or device. Drafts you saved stay on this device until you delete them.

Choose the alphabet first

The alphabet is split into visible characters. Repeated characters are removed so each available letter has an equal chance. Exclusions remove characters before the draw.

Next: Random word generator

Worked example

ABC with no repeats and an amount of 3 returns each of A, B and C once, in a random order.

Before you rely on the result

A joined character counts as one alphabet entry. Letter case follows your chosen case setting; this is not a language-frequency model.

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