About LottoGen
Last updated: October 28, 2026
Entertainment only. LottoGen does not sell tickets, is not a lottery, and is not affiliated with Powerball, Mega Millions, or any state lottery. You must be old enough to buy a ticket where you live. Nothing on this site improves your chance of winning. Play responsibly.
Who runs it
LottoGen is an independent website at lotto-generator.com, published by the site operator. It is not a lottery agency, not a courier, and not part of Powerball, Mega Millions, or any state lottery. Questions and corrections go to contact@lotto-generator.com. That address reaches the person who publishes the site. There is no separate support desk.
What it does
The homepage builds one combination at a time for six formats:
- Powerball — 5 numbers from 1–69, plus a Powerball from 1–26.
- Mega Millions — 5 numbers from 1–70, plus a Mega Ball from 1–24.
- Cash4Life — 5 numbers from 1–60, plus a Cash Ball from 1–4. The last drawing of that game was February 21, 2026. The button still builds the old format and says so.
- NY Lotto — 6 numbers from 1–59, plus a bonus ball drawn from the numbers that were not already used.
- Pennsylvania Cash 5 — 5 numbers from 1–43.
- California Fantasy 5 — 5 numbers from 1–39, once each evening. Not twice a day.
The shuffle runs in your browser with crypto.getRandomValues when the browser provides it. The guides explain the matrices, the difference between a quick pick and a set you chose yourself, what “random” does and does not mean, how to read a jackpot-odds figure, when the drawings are, and how to keep play in the entertainment category.
What it does not do
It does not sell tickets, store your numbers, watch past drawings, or tell you which combination is “due.” Every legal combination in a game has the same probability. A set from this page is not more likely, and not less likely, than a set you wrote down yourself. If you want a real entry, you buy it from an official retailer or an official online channel, subject to the rules and the age limit where you live.
The odds line under the balls is the published top-prize odds for one combination. It is not the odds of winning any prize, which are much shorter and mostly pay small amounts. The jackpot-odds guide walks through that distinction.
Why the guides exist
A generator with no explanation is easy to misunderstand. People treat a random button as a system, or read “1 in 292 million” as if it were “1 in 25.” The guides are here so the button has context: how the balls are counted, why a quick pick does not beat a birthday, and why the site is not a way to make money. They are original explanations, not official rules. When a rule matters, follow the lottery’s own page.
Advertising
The homepage and the guides may load Google AdSense. The privacy policy, these terms, this about page, and the contact page do not. Advertising pays for hosting a free tool. It does not change the shuffle, and an ad is not a recommendation to buy a ticket.
Corrections
Matrices and clock times were checked against published game rules as of October 28, 2026. If a lottery changes a pool or a draw time, or if a sentence here is wrong, email contact@lotto-generator.com with the page and the sentence. The contact page says what to include.