Enter the first ticket number
Set the lowest valid ticket number in your raffle. This can begin at 1 or any other numeric starting point used by your event.
Random Raffle Tickets
Enter your raffle ticket range, choose how many winners you need, and draw unique winning ticket numbers with a ticket-style result display.
Ready to draw raffle tickets.
Tickets 1β500 Β· 1 winner
Edit ticket range βWinning raffle tickets
Set your ticket range and draw a winner.
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About this tool
The Raffle Number Picker is designed for numbered tickets rather than names. Enter the first and last ticket numbers in your event, choose how many winners you need, and the tool draws unique ticket numbers from that range.
Results are displayed like winning tickets so the draw feels closer to a real raffle than a generic random-number box. Each winner in the same draw is unique, which prevents one ticket from occupying multiple prize positions.
Use the history to review previous winning sets, draw alternates, or run several prize rounds from the same ticket range.
Set the lowest valid ticket number in your raffle. This can begin at 1 or any other numeric starting point used by your event.
Set the highest ticket number. The picker builds the eligible ticket range between your first and last values.
Select one winner for a single prize or draw several unique ticket numbers for multiple prize positions.
Press the draw button. The tool randomly selects unique tickets and displays them as individual winner cards.
Earlier winner sets stay in the draw history so you can reference them during the event.
The same ticket cannot appear twice inside one winner set, making the tool suitable for multi-prize raffle drawings.
You are not limited to 1β100. Use the actual numeric range printed on your tickets.
Draw several winners at the same time instead of repeating a one-number generator for every prize.
Winning numbers are displayed in a raffle-ticket design so the result is clear and event-friendly.
Draw numbered tickets for school, nonprofit, club, or community fundraising events.
Assign attendee numbers and draw one or more prize winners during an event.
Use ticket numbers instead of participant names when your giveaway already has a numbered entry system.
Run another draw to select backup winners when an original winning ticket cannot claim a prize.
No. Winner numbers are unique within each draw.
Yes. Set the number of winners before drawing.
Yes. Enter any valid first and last ticket numbers.
Yes. Previous draw sets remain visible in the history during your current session.
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