Lottery Number Picker
Lottery Number Picker
Set how many main numbers to pick, the range they're drawn from, and an optional bonus number range (set to 0 to disable it). This generates a random, unique set of main numbers plus a bonus number, matching the format of most national lotteries.
The settings are fully configurable to match real-world lottery formats: 5 numbers from 1-69 plus a 1-26 bonus matches Powerball, while 5 numbers from 1-50 plus a 1-12 bonus matches EuroMillions — simply enter the numbers for whichever game you're picking for. Each main number is drawn without replacement, so the main set never contains a duplicate, matching exactly how a real lottery draw works, which makes this useful both for picking numbers to actually play and for simulating draws when explaining lottery odds.
- Configurable to any format: 5 numbers from 1-69 plus a 1-26 bonus matches Powerball; 5 from 1-50 plus a 1-12 bonus matches EuroMillions — just set the numbers for your game.
- No repeats among main numbers: each main number is drawn without replacement, so you'll never see a duplicate in the main set — matching how real lottery draws work.
- For entertainment only: this doesn't improve your odds of winning an actual lottery — every combination remains equally unlikely regardless of how it's generated.
How do I disable the bonus number?
Set the bonus number range to 0 — the result will show that no bonus number was drawn.
Can the same numbers repeat between the main set and the bonus number?
Yes — in most real lotteries (including Powerball and EuroMillions) the bonus number is drawn from a separate pool, so it can share a value with one of the main numbers.
Lottery Number Picker


Set how many main numbers to pick, the range they're drawn from, and an optional bonus number range (set to 0 to disable it). This generates a random, unique set of main numbers plus a bonus number, matching the format of most national lotteries.
The settings are fully configurable to match real-world lottery formats: 5 numbers from 1-69 plus a 1-26 bonus matches Powerball, while 5 numbers from 1-50 plus a 1-12 bonus matches EuroMillions — simply enter the numbers for whichever game you're picking for. Each main number is drawn without replacement, so the main set never contains a duplicate, matching exactly how a real lottery draw works, which makes this useful both for picking numbers to actually play and for simulating draws when explaining lottery odds.

- Configurable to any format: 5 numbers from 1-69 plus a 1-26 bonus matches Powerball; 5 from 1-50 plus a 1-12 bonus matches EuroMillions — just set the numbers for your game.
- No repeats among main numbers: each main number is drawn without replacement, so you'll never see a duplicate in the main set — matching how real lottery draws work.
- For entertainment only: this doesn't improve your odds of winning an actual lottery — every combination remains equally unlikely regardless of how it's generated.
How do I disable the bonus number?
Set the bonus number range to 0 — the result will show that no bonus number was drawn.
Can the same numbers repeat between the main set and the bonus number?
Yes — in most real lotteries (including Powerball and EuroMillions) the bonus number is drawn from a separate pool, so it can share a value with one of the main numbers.
