A quick pick hands the number-choosing over to chance, exactly like the machine at the store. Pick a preset for a major lottery — Powerball, Mega Millions, EuroMillions, UK Lotto and more — or switch to custom and set your own pool size and how many numbers to draw. Each line comes out unique and sorted, with any bonus balls drawn from their own separate pool.
Frequently asked questions
Does a quick pick improve my odds?
No. Every valid combination has exactly the same chance of being drawn, whether you pick the numbers yourself or let the generator choose. What a quick pick does well is avoid clustered choices — like everyone picking birthdays under 31 — which can mean sharing a prize with fewer people if you win.
Are the numbers random?
Yes. They are drawn with your browser's cryptographic random generator, and duplicates within a line are prevented so you always get a valid set.
Can I use it for my local lottery?
Almost certainly — switch to custom and set how many numbers to draw and the highest number in the pool, plus any bonus balls. Always confirm the exact rules with your official lottery, since game formats change from time to time.
Are chosen numbers better than a quick pick?
Statistically they are identical. The draw has no memory, so past results, "hot" numbers, and "due" numbers make no difference to what comes next.