Random Letter Generator

Spin the alphabet wheel for a random letter. Choose the full A-Z, just consonants, just vowels, or a custom set.

Quick answer

Spin for a random letter A-Z. Choose vowels, consonants, or the full alphabet — perfect for word games, Scattergories and spelling drills.

AABBCCDDEEFFGGHHIIJJKKLLMMNNOOPPQQRRSSTTUUVVWWXXYYZZ

Letter set

Options (26/60)

What to use a random letter for

  • Scattergories and other letter-based party games
  • Naming rounds in a quiz
  • Spelling and phonics practice in class
  • Picking a starting letter for a writing prompt
  • Choosing a category in an A-Z challenge

Vowels, consonants and custom sets

The preset buttons switch between the full alphabet, consonants only and vowels only. Consonant-only sets make word games harder; vowel-only sets are useful for early phonics work. You can also delete individual letters or type your own characters into the options panel, which is how most teachers narrow the wheel to the sounds they are currently teaching.

Letter frequency and fairness

Every letter on the wheel has the same odds by default, which is not how English actually behaves — E and T appear far more often in real text than Q and Z. If you want a wheel that feels closer to natural language, raise the weight on common letters and lower it on rare ones.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get a random letter from A to Z?
Leave the wheel on its default A-Z set and press spin. All 26 letters have equal odds.
Can I exclude difficult letters?
Yes. Delete letters such as Q, X and Z from the options list, or set their weight lower so they come up less often.
Can I get a random letter with a random number?
Spin here for the letter, then use the number wheel for the digit — or add combined slices such as A1 and B2 to a custom wheel.
Does it work on an interactive whiteboard?
Yes. The wheel scales to the screen and full-screen mode enlarges it for classroom display.

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