RandomWhat is Random Toolkit?
Random Toolkit is a free collection of random generators that run in your browser. No sign-up, no adverts in the way, no waiting on a server — spin a wheel of names, roll dice, flip a coin, split a room into teams, draw numbers, and get an answer in one press. It works on a desktop and on a phone, and it keeps working when the connection does not.
What you will find here
143 generators
Wheels, dice, coins, teams, draws, names, words, colours, dates and more — each one a single page that does one thing.
Nothing leaves your device
The names you type and the lists you save are handled by the page in front of you. There is no account and no database behind any of it.
Works offline
Once a page has loaded it keeps working on a dropped connection, in aeroplane mode, and on classroom wifi that gives up halfway through the lesson.
Randomness you can rely on
Every draw comes from your browser’s cryptographic random number generator, sampled without the rounding bias the obvious one-line version has.
Why this exists
Most people reach for a random generator in the middle of something else: a class waiting to be split into groups, a family that cannot agree on dinner, a draw somebody has to be seen to make fairly. In that moment the last thing anybody wants is a sign-up form, a cookie wall and a video advert.
So every generator here opens, works and gives an answer in one press. That is the whole product, and it is deliberately all of it.
Our story
Random Toolkit is made by PVH Game Studio, a small independent studio. It started as one wheel of names, built because the tools we kept opening for it were slower and noisier than the job deserved.
It has grown into 143 generators used by people all over the world, and we are still adding to it. The rule has not changed since the first one: it opens fast, it answers in one press, and nothing you type goes anywhere.
Our products
Random Toolkit is one of a family. Each one has its own home on the web — and the list keeps growing.
Our team
Majin Buu
Technical Engineer
With over ten years in tech, Majin Buu turned the studio’s first idea into the platform all of our products run on today.
Johnny Nguyen
Data Engineer
Johnny designs and runs the data systems that keep everything we make fast and reliable.
Zeno
UI/UX Developer
With a background in graphic design, Zeno keeps everything we make beautiful, cosy and easy to use.
Where the randomness comes from
Every draw uses the cryptographic random number generator built into your browser, not the ordinary one most pages reach for. The range is sampled by rejecting the values that would skew it, so each outcome is exactly as likely as every other one.
It runs where you are reading it. No draw is made on a server, which means no draw can be recorded, replayed or leaned on.
Languages
The interface is available in twenty-one languages, and a language only appears in the menu once its translation exists — offering one with nothing behind it would change the flag and leave every word in English. The privacy policy and the terms of use are the exception: those stay in English in every language, because a promise translated is two texts that can drift apart.
Also on iOS and Android
The app carries the generators with you, keeps saved lists on the device and needs no connection at all — which is the point, because the moment you need to pick a name is rarely the moment you have a signal.
Tell us what is missing
If there is a kind of random you keep needing and cannot find here, or something on a page is wrong, we read everything that arrives at [email protected], Contact us.