Generate Integer Pairs is a quick way to create lists of number pairs, totally custom to your needs. Want ten random (x, y) pairs between 1 and 100? Easy. Need them in a x,y or [x y] format? Done. You can control the range, count, formatting style, and whether duplicates are allowed. You even get live output as you adjust anything no button clicks needed.
It works entirely in your browser. There’s no upload, no waiting, no nonsense. Just fast and flexible pair generation with copy and export support built right in. You can paste, tweak, generate, and go.
How to Use:
- Adjust the Min, Max, and How many pairs inputs to set your range and count.
- Choose how the pairs look using the Pair Format radio options:
(x, y)
→ parenthesis formatx,y
→ comma-separatedx y
→ space-separated[x y]
→ bracketed space
- Use the Unique pairs only toggle to prevent duplicates.
- Use Randomize order to shuffle the output on by default.
- Toggle Maximize output to expand the output preview.
- The output updates live every setting change is instant.
- Click Copy Output to copy all results.
- Click Export to File to save the list.
- Click Clear All to reset everything and start fresh.
What Generate Integer Pairs can do:
- Create any number of integer pairs between your custom min and max values.
- Format the output in a variety of styles like
(x, y)
,x y
, or[x y]
. - Prevent duplicate pairs with a toggle for unique-only results.
- Shuffle the order to make the pairs appear more random.
- Preview results live as you adjust inputs no clicks required.
- Count total generated pairs below the output box.
- Expand the output view with the Maximize toggle.
- Copy to clipboard or export to plain text file in one click.
- All processing stays in your browser fast, private, and secure.
Example:
Settings:
- Min: 10
- Max: 20
- How many pairs: 5
- Format:
x,y
- Unique: enabled
- Shuffle: enabled
Output:
14,12
19,11
17,20
10,15
18,13
Common Use Cases:
Generate Integer Pairs is perfect when you need sample data fast whether it’s for coding, testing, math problems, or populating a table. You can format it how you want and get as many as you need. It’s also handy for simulations, randomized pairings, or anything where fake-but-realistic pairs come in useful.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
After using Generate Integer Pairs, try Generate Integer Triples if you need more data per group. Or go with Join Integers to flatten the pairs into a single line for simpler output or exporting.