Our Random Letter Generator can help you create a list of one or more random letters. Whether you’re looking for a string of random French letters or sequences of different lengths, just set your parameters and let our tool do the rest of the work!

1. Specify your letter options: Enter all the letters you’d like as options for your random sequence in the ‘letters to choose from’ box. These can include English letters, letters from other languages, or special symbols like punctuation marks.
2. Choose the number of sequences: Set how many separate sequences you want to generate. For example, set this to ‘2’ if you need two three-letter strings.
3. Choose the minimum and maximum number of letters: Set the range of lengths for your strings. If you need an exact length, set the minimum and maximum to the same number.
4. Decide what types of characters to include: Use the checkboxes to include lowercase letters, uppercase letters, symbols, or repeated letters in your sequence.
5. Click the red ‘generate’ button: Generate your sequence.
6. Save or copy your generated sequences: Use the ‘copy generated sequences’ button to save the output to paste elsewhere.

There are countless ways to use the Random Letter Generator. From creating games for your kids to developing secure passwords, here are some ideas:

1. Test your kids’ vocabulary with a randomized game: Generate a random letter and have kids come up with words starting with that letter. You can make it a timed challenge or require using multiple letters in one word.

   As a bonus, this game won’t just keep your kids busy; it’ll also help them practice their vocab skills, making them stronger readers and writers.

2. Practice your Scrabble skills: Generate a string of letters and practice creating words or sections of words to play. It’s a great way to improve and might even help prevent cognitive decline as you age. Learn more about the benefits of word games here.
3. Create an uncrackable password: Use the generator to create a randomized password. Include uppercase letters, special symbols, and a minimum length to ensure maximum security. Avoid predictable patterns, such as always placing symbols at the end.

   You might think your password is uncrackable. But research has shown that oftentimes, even people trying to randomize their passwords follow predictable patterns. When you’re asked to add a capital letter to your password, how often is that letter the first letter of your password? When asked to add a special character, how often do you use the exclamation mark?

   Using a random letter generator can help ensure your password is truly secure. Just make sure to include uppercase characters and special symbols when necessary.

4. Flex your creative writing skills: Sometimes, randomized prompts are just what you need to get the creative juices flowing. Generate a string of random letters, and use each letter to start a sentence in a paragraph.

   For example, if you generated the string ‘nipqe,’ you might start by writing, “Naya went to the park.” For the second sentence, which should start with ‘i’, you could say, “In the tree, she saw a cat.” Continue until you’ve used all the letters. By the end, you’ll have a unique paragraph you wouldn’t otherwise have written!