Hi PH! I’m Lili — crafting no-frills, teacher-first tools for phonics. Why I built it I saw teachers hacking “randomisers” for phonics drills. They were generic, slow, or cluttered. I wanted a free, no-signup spinner that’s laser-focused on early literacy. What’s new vs. alternatives • Purpose-built phonics presets: A–Z, vowels, consonants, CVC letters (short vowels only), soft vs. hard C/G • Classroom resources: quick game ideas, warm-ups, brain breaks, ESL/EFL tips, and printables • Simple & fast: one tap to spin, clean UI, works great on any device What I’m most proud of The teaching guides: concrete, ready-to-use activities that make the tool useful in real lessons (centers, stations, whole-class). Roadmap (tell me what to add!) Digraphs (sh/ch/th), blends, vowel teams, save/share custom lists, timer, sound on/off, and slide templates. If you teach phonics (K–2 or ESL), I’d love your feedback: • Which letter sets are must-haves? • Any activities you want built-in? • Accessibility/language requests? Thanks for checking out random-letter-generator.io — excited to learn from your use cases.

Random Letter Generator

Spin the wheel for random letters

Spin the wheel for random letters