Random Date Generator

1. Choose a start and end date; both are included in the range.
2. Set the quantity and optionally restrict days to weekdays or weekends.
3. Pick the output format you want for the results and for copying.
4. Press Generate dates, then copy or generate again.

The date range is converted to whole days since the UTC epoch, and each result is a uniformly random day offset drawn with crypto.getRandomValues(). Working in UTC avoids daylight saving shifts and timezone ambiguity: every day in the range exists exactly once. Endpoints are inclusive.

Day filters restrict the candidate pool before selection. The tool counts matching days arithmetically first — weekday and weekend counts follow the weekly cycle — so unique requests are validated before any draw. If a range contains no weekend days, for example, the tool says so instead of looping forever.

Formatting happens after selection, so switching the output format and copying again reuses the same generated dates. Nothing is sent anywhere.

• Story timeline: 5 unique dates between 2000 and 2030 for fictional journal entries.
• Scheduling practice: 10 weekdays only between two dates for calendar exercises.
• Weekend ideas: 4 weekend dates in a season for activity planning.
• Test fixtures: 25 ISO-formatted dates to seed a database or spreadsheet.

• Generating realistic dates for test data, demos and fixtures.
• Picking random days for journaling prompts, challenges and habits.
• Creating weekday-only schedules for classroom and work planning.
• Choosing random historical dates for quizzes and trivia.