Random Number Generator (1-3)

Although the page defaults to a 1-3 range, the tool underneath is a general min/max random integer generator — the three inputs (minimum, maximum, quantity) work for any range you type in, and the built-in history remembers your last 10 draws.

Using It as a 1-3 Picker

Leave Minimum at 1 and Maximum at 3, set quantity to 1, and click Generate — you'll get a single whole number, 1, 2, or 3, each equally likely. Raise the quantity (e.g., 10) to draw multiple 1-3 picks in one click, useful for simulating several rounds of a three-way decision at once.

Example

With the default 1-3 range and a quantity of 5, a typical result looks like 2, 1, 3, 3, 2 — repeats are expected and normal, since results aren't deduplicated (for a no-repeat version, see the Random Number Generator (No Repeats) tool).

Field Reference

• Minimum / Maximum: define the inclusive range; minimum can't exceed maximum.
• How many numbers: 1 to 100 draws per click, each independent — so with a 1-3 range, longer runs will naturally repeat values.

Why a Three-Outcome Range

A range like this is handy for anything with exactly three options — deciding who goes first, picking a difficulty level, or settling a small dispute without needing a coin or dice on hand. It's also useful in classrooms and small games where a simple, unbiased pick between three choices is all that's needed.

History

Every draw is logged with a timestamp in the History panel below the result, so you can scroll back through your last 10 generations without re-running them — handy if you're recording outcomes for a game session.