FAQs

Randoxy generates coordinates using PHP's random_int() function on the server. The resulting values are used to select a random position on the chosen map.

No. Custom images are read and processed in your browser. Their contents are not sent to or stored by the Randoxy server. Generating a point makes a request to the server for two random numbers; the request does not include your image.

Randoxy is a web app designed for gamers, offering a different way to explore virtual worlds. It generates random coordinates on maps, allowing players to embark on unexpected adventures within their favorite games.

Yes! If the game map you want isn't listed, you can choose an image of your own map. The point can fall anywhere in the image, including water or inaccessible areas; Randoxy does not check whether it is reachable in the game.

Choose a browser-readable image such as JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, or WebP, up to 20 MB. Unsupported or damaged images will show an error. Images larger than 1000 pixels on either side are resized to fit within 1000 × 1000 pixels while preserving their proportions. Smaller images are not enlarged. The saved result is a still PNG image.

If you encounter any technical issues, please reach out to me at [email protected]. Include the browser, device, and steps that led to the problem. If generation fails, check your connection and try again. Mobile generation has a five-second cooldown; on desktop, Randoxy enters a processing trance with neon-pink eyes and animated static while your point is generated.