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About this tool
Generate a batch of random English words for games, prompts and brainstorming.
Random Word Generator returns six distinct English nouns and adjectives per press, drawn without repetition from a curated 40-word list of concrete, image-rich words such as lantern, glacier, cipher and saffron. Because the six are guaranteed unique, every batch gives you six different prompts rather than the same word twice, and the whole set copies as one word per line. It is built for writing prompts, word games and brainstorming, not for password material or vocabulary study.
Open Random Word Generator on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Press the New words button to draw a batch from the 40-word list of concrete nouns and adjectives.
Read the six words shown as a list — they are guaranteed distinct within a batch, while separate presses are independent draws that can overlap.
Press Copy to put the whole batch on the clipboard as one word per line, ready for a prompt sheet or game round.
The batch is built with a set, so no word repeats within a draw — you always get six usable prompts, not four plus two duplicates.
The 40-word list favours things you can picture, which is what makes a word prompt or a drawing game work.
The whole batch goes to the clipboard one word per line, ready to paste into a document, a slide or a game sheet.
Six per click, all different from each other. Words can repeat between one batch and the next, since each press is a fresh independent draw from the same 40-word list.
3,838,380 — that is the number of ways to choose 6 words from a list of 40. Individual words will feel familiar quickly, but the exact combination rarely repeats.
Not from the interface — the batch size is fixed at six and the list is a single mixed pool of nouns and adjectives. Press again and copy each batch if you need twelve or eighteen words.
No. A passphrase built from this list would draw on only 40 possible words, giving about 5.3 bits per word, so even six of them land near 32 bits — far short of the 60 bits or more a passphrase needs. Use a dedicated password generator instead.