The Generate Integer Triples tool creates rows of three random integers per line. It’s useful for generating vector-like data, mock datasets, and combinations of values for testing or analysis. You control the range of numbers, how many triples to make, and whether each triple should use unique values.
With a couple of clicks, you’ll get clean, formatted output that updates live in your browser. You can export, copy, or reset as needed and everything stays local, so there’s no uploading involved.
How to Use:
- Set how many triples to generate using the “How many triples” box
- Enter a Min value and Max value for the integers in each triple
- Toggle Unique numbers in each triple to ensure no repeated values per line
- Toggle Use commas instead of spaces to separate values with commas rather than spaces
- Enable Maximize output to expand the result box for easier viewing
- Click Generate to create a fresh set of random triples
- Use Copy Output or Export to File to save the results
- Hit Clear All to reset everything and start again
What Generate Integer Triples can do:
This tool creates randomized sets of three numbers per line, perfect for rows of coordinates, test vectors, or chunked data. You decide whether triples allow duplicate numbers, choose your formatting style, and generate as many as you like. The output updates instantly, and you can export or copy with ease.
Example:
Settings: Triples: 5 Min: 0 Max: 9 Commas ON
Output:
5,2,9
7,1,3
0,4,8
6,2,5
9,3,0
Common Use Cases:
Use this tool to generate mock data for 3D points, spreadsheet exercises, training input for AI models, or random number sequences in game development. It’s also great for CSV generation, tuple testing, or anytime you need structured randomness in sets of three.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
If you’re working with Generate Integer Triples, try Create Integer n-Tuples when you need more flexibility in group size. And if you’re formatting output, Join Integers helps flatten those triples into a cleaner, readable format.