Set the range of ticket numbers you sold and how many winners you need, then draw. Every winner is unique — no number comes up twice — so it's ready for raffles, giveaways, and prize draws.
Running a raffle, a classroom prize draw, or a social-media giveaway? Enter the first and last ticket numbers, choose how many winners to pull, and draw them all at once. Because the tool draws without replacement, you'll never get the same ticket twice in a single draw — so you can pick first, second, and third place in one go.
The draw uses your device's cryptographically secure random source, which means every ticket in the range has an exactly equal chance and the result can't be predicted or nudged — the fairness that a giveaway or prize draw needs. Nothing is uploaded or stored; the draw happens entirely in your browser.
For drawing names rather than numbers, use the Random Picker to paste a list of entrants, or the Wheel of Names for an animated spin.
Frequently asked questions
How do I draw more than one winner?
Set 'How many winners' above one. The tool pulls that many unique ticket numbers in a single draw, with no repeats — ideal for first, second, and third place.
Is the draw actually fair?
Yes. Every ticket in your range has an equal chance because the draw uses your browser's cryptographically secure random generator, and no number can repeat within one draw.
Can I draw names instead of numbers?
This tool draws ticket numbers. To draw from a list of names, use the Random Picker or the Wheel of Names instead.
Does it store my raffle entries?
No. Everything runs in your browser — no ticket numbers or results are uploaded or saved anywhere.