Web Lottery Draw Tool
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Just type your entries line by line, press “Create Lottery” then “Draw”, and run a free random draw right in your browser. Set the number of tickets per entry, switch between with / without replacement, keep a draw history, and go fullscreen. Perfect for prize giveaways at parties and events, or for deciding order and seating.
Draw History
📔 How to Use
Enter each lottery item on a new line. To set a quantity, add a space and number after the name, e.g. Prize B 3. Choose a draw mode and click “Create Lottery”.
Click the “Draw” button. The result appears after the set draw time. You can configure sound effects and duration beforehand.
Draw history appears in the lower right. Click “Restart” to reset all draws and start over. You can also share your result on X (Twitter).
Feature Details
- Without Replacement
- Drawn items are removed from the pool. Best for fair draws with no repeats.
- With Replacement
- Every draw picks from the full pool. The same item can appear multiple times.
- Quantity
Prize B 3registers Prize B as 3 separate tickets.- Fullscreen
- Expands the result area to fullscreen. Great for projectors at events. Press ESC to exit.
- Edit Items
- Items can be changed mid-lottery. Note: editing resets the draw history.
FAQ
- Is this lottery tool free to use?
- Yes. No sign-up or app installation is required. Just enter your items and click “Create Lottery” to run a random draw for free. Your entries are processed entirely in your browser and are never sent anywhere.
- Does it work on smartphones and tablets?
- Yes. It is a browser-based web tool, so it works the same way on smartphones, tablets, and PCs without installing anything.
- What is the difference between “With Replacement” and “Without Replacement”?
- “Without Replacement” removes drawn items from the pool, which is best for prize draws with no repeated winners. “With Replacement” draws from the full pool every time, so the same item can appear again.
- Can I set the winning probability?
- Yes, by adjusting quantities. For example, entering “Win 1” and “Lose 9” makes the winning probability 10%. To calculate exact probabilities for draws without replacement, try the Winning Probability Calculator.