Random letter generator
The random letter generator gives you a letter from A to Z the moment you press generate. Draw one or all 26, with no duplicate inside the batch.
Ways to use the letter generator
Run a class letter round
Pick a letter for handwriting, phonics, or a brainstorm.
Start a category game
Pick one, set a timer, and name a matching food, animal, or city.
Spark a creative prompt
Use three letters for a drawing, story opener, or band name.
How the random letter generator works
Choose the pool
Use all 26 letters, lowercase, vowels, consonants, A to M, or N to Z.
Set how many
Choose any number from the 26-letter pool. A smaller pool stops at its own size.
Keep drawing
With Avoid repeats on, used letters stay out until the whole pool is drawn.
No-repeat rounds for letter games
Avoid repeats is on by default. Drawn letters get a Used badge, and a counter tracks progress through the pool.
After the last letter, the full pool returns for a new round. Press Reset used to restart early.
Random letter generator questions
Quick answers about cases, vowels, repeats, and batch size.
Can I get uppercase or lowercase letters?
Yes. The default pool is capital A to Z. Load the Lowercase a to z list to draw small letters instead.
Can I generate only vowels or only consonants?
Yes. The vowels list holds the 5 vowels, A, E, I, O, and U. The consonants list holds the other 21 letters.
Does Y count as a vowel or a consonant?
A consonant here. English sometimes uses Y as a vowel, but the split lists need one rule.
Can I stop letters from repeating?
Yes. Used letters stay out until all 26 are drawn, then a new round starts.
How many letters can I generate at once?
All 26, with no repeats inside the batch. Smaller pools stop at their own size, so vowels give at most 5 and consonants at most 21.
Is there a letter wheel I can spin instead?
Yes. The letter wheel spins the same 26 letters and lands on one.
Can I use other alphabets?
Not yet. The generator covers the 26 letters of the English alphabet only.