Pick a mode — random letters or a CV pattern such as CVC — set the length or pattern and how many sequences you want, then press Generate.
C stands for a consonant and V for a vowel. A CVC pattern produces pronounceable three-letter runs like 'tam', while CVCV gives you 'lomi' — far easier to say aloud than a purely random jumble.
Phonics and reading practice, inventing fantasy or product names, generating call signs, and letter-based party games where players must think of a word starting with the sequence.
Yes. Choose the Random letters mode and set a length, and every position is drawn from the whole alphabet with no consonant-vowel structure applied.