Understanding True Randomness
In the digital world, randomness is harder to achieve than you might think. Most "random" numbers generated by computers are actually Pseudo-Random Number Generators (PRNGs). They use mathematical formulas to produce sequences that look random but are actually deterministic if you know the starting seed.
This tool, however, utilizes the crypto.getRandomValues() API where possible, which allows for higher-entropy randomness suitable for more sensitive tasks like password generation.
Tool Features Explained
1. Random Number Generator (RNG)
Generate an integer or decimal between any two values. Useful for statistical sampling, lotteries, or just settling a debate.
2. Strong Password Generator
Cybersecurity experts recommend passwords that are at least 12 characters long and include a mix of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.Pro Tip: Never use personal information (birthdays, pet names) in your password. My generator ensures maximum entropy for your security.
3. Virtual Dice Roller
Tabletop gamers, rejoice! It supports standard 6-sided dice (D6) as well as the full D&D polyhedral set (D4, D8, D10, D12, D20). The simulation ensures probability remains purely uniform.
4. Weighted Event Picker
Sometimes you need to make a choice, but some options are more likely than others. This advanced feature allows you to assign "weights" to different outcomes. For example, if "Event A" has a weight of 3 and "Event B" has a weight of 1, "Event A" satisfies 75% of the total probability space.
Why Trust This Tool?
Unlike server-side generators that could theoretically log your results, this entire suite runs locally in your browser. Your generated passwords never leave these variables in your device's memory. Once you close the tab, they are gone forever.