Free online random digit picker. Just load all your digits in the input form (one per line) and the program will automatically select one or more digits from your list and print them in the output form. Created by developers from team Browserling.
Free online random digit picker. Just load all your digits in the input form (one per line) and the program will automatically select one or more digits from your list and print them in the output form. Created by developers from team Browserling.
This tool randomly picks one or more digits from the given list of digits. For example, you can use it to emulate rolling a die by entering digits 1 to 6 in the input area. You can also roll dice twice or more times by adjusting the "How many digits to pick?" option. For example, to throw dice twice, enter "2" in this option and you will get two digits (both in the range 1 to 6) in the output. Can also emulate flipping a coin and getting heads and tails, if you enter digits 0 and 1 in the input area. In this case, 0 would represent heads and 1 would represent tails. Additionally, to make the input and output more readable, you can append a short string to the digits. For example, "0 heads" and "1 tails". You can also pick a winner from a group of friends by assigning a digit to each friend. Another idea that comes to mind is rolling dice with more than 6 sides, such as a nine-sided d9 die. Last but not least, it also works with multi-digit numbers. Randomabulous!
This tool randomly picks one or more digits from the given list of digits. For example, you can use it to emulate rolling a die by entering digits 1 to 6 in the input area. You can also roll dice twice or more times by adjusting the "How many digits to pick?" option. For example, to throw dice twice, enter "2" in this option and you will get two digits (both in the range 1 to 6) in the output. Can also emulate flipping a coin and getting heads and tails, if you enter digits 0 and 1 in the input area. In this case, 0 would represent heads and 1 would represent tails. Additionally, to make the input and output more readable, you can append a short string to the digits. For example, "0 heads" and "1 tails". You can also pick a winner from a group of friends by assigning a digit to each friend. Another idea that comes to mind is rolling dice with more than 6 sides, such as a nine-sided d9 die. Last but not least, it also works with multi-digit numbers. Randomabulous!
In this example, we enter all the sides of a six-sided die as digits from one to six – 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 – and randomly select one of them. In this case "2" is selected but when you try it, most likely any other side will be selected.
In this example, we encode heads and tails as binary digits zero (0) and one (1). We assign heads to the zero value and tails to the one value. When one of the digits is picked, it's 1, so we know it's tails.
This example randomly picks two digits from a comma-separated list of nine digits. These nine digits represent the d9 dice. To make the selection, we enter the comma character for the input separator and a dash as the output separator.
In this example, we disable repeated picks. What that means is once a digit pair is randomly picked, it is deleted from the possible choices. This ensures no digit pairs appear twice in the output. In total, we pick five unique digit pairs.
You can pass input to this tool via ?input query argument and it will automatically compute output. Here's how to type it in your browser's address bar. Click to try!
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