Generate in bulk
Enter how many letters you want, from 1 to 1000, and press Generate. The result appears in the box below, ready to copy or download as a text file. Each letter is chosen independently and uniformly from your pool.
Output options
- Separator: put spaces, commas or new lines between letters, or join them with nothing for a continuous string.
- Unique letters: draw without repeats. This is limited by the pool size, for example 26 for the whole alphabet.
- Sort: keep the random order, or sort A to Z or Z to A.
- Letter set: all letters, vowels only or consonants only, with an option to exclude letters.
What it is good for
Random letter lists are handy for typing practice, memory and spelling drills, test data, placeholder text, classroom exercises and puzzle design. A continuous string of random letters also works well for testing text tools, for example in a character frequency counter.
Not for passwords
The letters come from a secure random source, but a letters-only string is a weak password. Use a password manager for real accounts.
For one letter at a time with a history, use the random letter picker. For specific sets, try the vowel picker or the consonant picker.