Random Cat Generator
Random cat breeds with optional coat and personality.
Random Cat Generator
The Random Cat Generator picks random cat breeds – from household favourites like the British Shorthair and the Maine Coon to rare breeds like the Lykoi, the Khao Manee and the Peterbald. Switch on Add coat & personality and every result becomes a fully described cat.
Coat groups
- Shorthair – Siamese, Bengal, Russian Blue, Abyssinian, Scottish Fold, Burmese, Savannah and more.
- Longhair – Maine Coon, Persian, Ragdoll, Norwegian Forest Cat, Siberian, Birman and Turkish Angora.
- Hairless & rare – Sphynx, Donskoy, Lykoi, Munchkin, Bambino, Serengeti and other unusual breeds.
Ideas
Choosing a breed to research. If you're thinking about adopting, roll a few breeds and read up on their temperament, grooming needs and health. Longhaired cats need daily brushing, while hairless cats need regular baths and warm spots.
Drawing and character design. Artists can roll a breed plus a coat colour and personality, then design a cat character around it – a grumpy cream Persian or a chatty ginger Devon Rex.
Games and quizzes. Use the list for "guess the breed from a photo" quizzes or as a category in party games.
Stories. Give a fictional cat a specific breed so its look and behaviour feel real – Siamese cats are famously talkative, Ragdolls go limp when picked up.
How to use
Pick a coat group or keep All, choose how many cats you want and press Generate. Starts with filters breeds by their first letter, and No repeats makes sure every breed appears only once. Copy or download the results; the tool runs fully in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cat breeds are included?
About 65 breeds recognised by the major cat registries (CFA, TICA and FIFe), split into shorthair, longhair and hairless or rare breeds.
What does 'Add coat & personality' do?
It turns each breed into a described cat, such as 'Maine Coon – silver tabby coat, lazy', which is handy for character design and drawing prompts.
Is a calico or a tabby a breed?
No – calico, tabby and tuxedo are coat patterns that can appear in many breeds. That's why they appear in the coat description instead of the breed list.
Do you have cat names too?
Yes, FowTools has a separate Cat Name Generator. Combine it with this tool to create a complete imaginary cat.