Writing
Random Letter Generator
A random letter generator picks letters from A to Z at random. Choose how many you want, limit the pool to vowels or consonants, pick a case, and decide whether letters may repeat. Use it for word games, spelling practice, classroom warm-ups, or choosing a starting letter. Everything runs in your browser.
Letter pools
| Pool | Letters |
|---|---|
| All 26 | Every letter from A to Z, each equally likely. |
| Vowels only | A, E, I, O and U. Y is not counted as a vowel here. |
| Consonants only | The other 21 letters, from B to Z. |
How to use it
1. Set the count and pool
Enter how many letters you want, then choose all letters, vowels only or consonants only.
2. Choose case and repeats
Pick uppercase, lowercase or mixed case, and decide whether the same letter can appear twice.
3. Press Generate
Use Copy all to paste the letters into a game, a document or a chat.
Common questions
How are the letters picked?
The tool uses your browser’s cryptographic random number source. Each letter in the chosen pool has an equal chance on every draw.
Why can I only get 26 letters with repeats turned off?
With no repeats, each letter can appear once, so the most you can draw is the size of the pool: 26 for all letters, 5 for vowels, 21 for consonants.
Is Y counted as a vowel?
No. The vowels option uses A, E, I, O and U only, so Y falls in the consonants pool.
Does it send anything to a server?
No. The draw runs in your browser. Nothing is sent or stored.