Random Website Generator

Random, hand-picked websites worth visiting.

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Random Website Generator

Bored of the same five tabs? The Random Website Generator shows you a random, hand-picked website worth visiting – something to learn from, a weird little experiment, a genuinely useful tool, a source of creative inspiration, or a live view of planes, ships and weather around the planet. Each result shows the site name, its domain and what it does.

Website groups

  • Learn something – Wikipedia, Khan Academy, Duolingo, Wolfram|Alpha, Project Gutenberg, MIT OpenCourseWare and Atlas Obscura.
  • Fun & weird – Neal.fun, The Useless Web, GeoGuessr, Radio Garden, Window Swap, Quick, Draw! and Little Alchemy 2.
  • Useful tools – Can I Use, Regex101, Photopea, Excalidraw, Squoosh, Have I Been Pwned and Speedtest.
  • Create & inspire – Behance, Dribbble, Unsplash, Coolors, Google Fonts, CodePen and Freesound.
  • Explore the world & space – NASA, Google Earth, Windy, Flightradar24, Stellarium Web and Our World in Data.

Why use a random website generator?

Beat boredom. Instead of scrolling the same feed, spend five minutes on something new: listen to a radio station in Iceland or guess your location on GeoGuessr.

Learn every day. Roll one site from the Learn group each morning and read one article or lesson before work.

Find useful tools. Many people never discover the free tools that make work easier – an image compressor, a regex tester or a whiteboard app.

Classroom and team breaks. Pick a random fun site for a short brain break, or let students explore a random science site and report back.

How to use

Choose a group or keep All, set how many sites you want and press Generate. Starts with filters by the site's first letter and No repeats keeps each suggestion different. Copy the list to save your favourites.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Every entry is a real, long-running website with its domain and a one-line description. Type the domain into your browser to visit it.

The tool lists the domain as text so you can see what you're about to visit first. Copy it into a new tab when you're ready.

Similar idea. It's a curated list of about 60 interesting, useful and fun sites instead of a random crawl, so you won't land on spam or broken pages.

For test data, use the Random Link Generator instead – it makes fake URLs on reserved example domains that are safe to put in forms and test suites.