Last updated 2026-05-25

Random Number 1 to 100

Pick a random number from 1 to 100 with verified cryptographic randomness. Free, ad-free, mobile-friendly, works offline.

A random number 1-100 picker selects an integer from 1 to 100 uniformly at random. NamesOnWheel uses crypto.getRandomValues with rejection sampling, so each number has exactly 1% probability. The wheel renders 100 segments cleanly and labels become smaller but stay legible; the ad-free result modal shows the picked number in a large readable font.

Preset: 1 to 100

Auto-spin

Pick winner(s)

Tip: click a name to rename it · drag to reorder · tap N× to cycle chances · right-click the color dot to reset it.

How to use this picker

1

Tap Spin

The default 1-100 wheel is preloaded; just tap.
2

Read the result

Result is shown large in the ad-free modal.
3

Pick multiple unique numbers

Set 'Pick N winner(s)' to draw multiple at once.

Frequently asked questions

Is each number really 1% likely?

Yes — verifiable on the Fairness page with a 100,000-spin chi-square test.

Can I draw lottery numbers (e.g. 6 unique from 49)?

Yes. Replace the entries with 1-49, set 'Pick N winner(s)' to 6, and spin once. Winners come back in pick order without repeats.

How big can the range go?

Up to 1,000 entries per wheel — so 1-1000 is fine. For 1-10000, use a different tool or run multiple wheels.

Why a wheel instead of a simple random function?

Visual feedback, audible ticks, screenshot-friendly result. And unlike Google's random, our randomness is independently verifiable.

Can I weight some numbers higher?

Yes with *N — '42 *3' makes 42 three times as likely.

Is it really fair across 100 segments?

100% — the picker math is independent of the visual segment count. We verify this on /fairness with up to 50-segment chi-square tests, and the algorithm is the same for any segment count.