Random number generator

Although being picked completely by chance, random numbers have a wide range of purposes, from entertainment to security and data encryption. Even your own pair of dice is a number generator, but if you need one with more than two digits, then Random number generator can help you out.

First of all, the application is ready for operation as soon as it reaches your computer, saving you the effort of going through a setup process. As such, you can carry it on a thumb drive to use on other computers besides your own, but just be sure that .NET Framework is already on the computer you plan to use it on.

Don’t expect to find a great deal of flexibility in terms of features, because it’s a plain random number generator after all. The window frame used is classic, with no particular aesthetic elements to make it stand out from the crowd. A short description of the process is in plain sight, and is enough to get you up and running.

You do, however, have a little control over the operation. This comes in the sense of the character limit, more precisely the maximum number of digits to create. Note that you can use up to seven digits, which is quite a large number. It would have been useful to be able to specify a pool of numbers to pick from, with a practical use here which would have made it possible to simulate a pair of dice.

Generating multiple numbers needs to be done one item at a time, because there’s no option to create a batch. Saving is not a built-in option, but clicking the generated number sends it to clipboard so you can insert it in other documents.

In conclusion, Random number generator is exactly what the name suggests, with nothing more and nothing less. There’s the possibility to always have it by your side, since there’s no setup involved, while available options let you specify the maximum number length.