Generate truly random letters from A to Z in one click. Filter by vowels, consonants or case — free, instant, no signup.
This free tool picks random letters from the 26-letter English alphabet (A–Z) using cryptographic-quality randomness built into your browser. Unlike flipping through a book or pointing at an alphabet chart, every letter has an exactly equal chance — making it perfect whenever you need a genuinely fair pick.
The alphabet breaks down into 5 vowels (A, E, I, O, U) and 21 consonants. Use the vowels-only filter for phonics drills and word-game warm-ups, or consonants-only when you want harder prompts for games like Hangman or Scattergories-style challenges. The no-repeat option deals you a unique set of tiles, just like drawing from a Scrabble bag.
Looking for game ideas? Read our guide to 15 classroom games using a random letter generator.
It uses your browser's cryptographic random number generator to pick letters from A to Z. You can filter by vowels, consonants, uppercase or lowercase, and generate up to 20 letters at once.
Yes. Use the Letter Type dropdown to choose All Letters, Vowels Only (A E I O U) or Consonants Only.
Yes. Every letter is picked with cryptographic-quality randomness, so each of the 26 letters has an exactly equal chance on every draw — no patterns, no favorites.
Common uses include classroom vocabulary games, ESL phonics practice, Scrabble and Boggle-style word games, Pictionary prompts, cryptogram puzzles, raffle draws, and deciding turn order.
Yes — generate up to 20 letters in one click. Turn on "No repeating letters" to get a unique set, handy for drawing game tiles or raffle letters.
The vowel filter uses the five standard vowels A, E, I, O, U. Y stays in the consonant group, matching how most word games like Scrabble classify it.
Absolutely. Project it for the whole class and run vocabulary races, spelling bees, Scattergories-style rounds, and phonics drills. Our blog has 15 ready-made classroom games built around it.