Random Year Generator

Generate random years within any range. Set your start and end years, and how many to generate.

Maximum 100 Results

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No years generated yet

Set your range and count, then click Generate.

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About Random Year Generator

The Random Year Generator is a simple yet powerful tool for producing random years within any range you specify. Whether you need a random year for trivia games, creative writing prompts, history quizzes, data testing, or simulation projects, this tool delivers instant results right in your browser.

All generation happens entirely client-side using JavaScript, so your data never leaves your device. Set your start and end years, choose how many to generate (up to 100 at a time), and click Generate. Copy individual results or all of them at once for easy use in spreadsheets, documents, or any other application.

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How to Use

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Set Year Range

Enter the "From" and "To" years to define the range for your random years.

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Choose Count

Specify how many random years you want to generate (1 to 100).

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Generate & Copy

Click Generate to create your years, then copy individual results or all at once.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Random Year Generator? expand_more
A Random Year Generator produces years selected at random from a range you define. It uses JavaScript's Math.random() function to pick pseudo-random integers between your chosen start and end years, making it perfect for games, quizzes, testing, and creative projects.
Can I set custom year ranges? expand_more
Yes. You can enter any integer values for the "From" and "To" fields. For example, set the range from 1800 to 2100, or narrow it down to 2000 to 2025 — the choice is entirely yours.
How many years can I generate at once? expand_more
You can generate up to 100 random years in a single batch. If you need more, simply click Generate again to produce a new set of results.
Are the years truly random? expand_more
The years are pseudo-random, generated by JavaScript's built-in Math.random() algorithm. While not suitable for cryptographic purposes, they are perfectly adequate for games, simulations, sampling, and general-purpose randomization.
Is my data safe? expand_more
Absolutely. All processing happens locally in your browser. No data is sent to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security.