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Autofill your lotto picks in two seconds. For strategic players who generate fresh numbers every draw — and lose the next ten minutes typing them in.
Desktop Chrome & Edge · You review and submit every entry · Your picks stay in your browser — privacy
Paste
2 4 8 13 14 18 19 | 14
1 4 5 10 17 19 26 | 17
15 18 19 20 27 28 29 | 18
...+ 6 more lines
Filled
10 games filled in seconds. Press Fill, done.
Four steps. You stay in control.
Prepare your tickets at home. Fill them in two seconds. Submit from the couch.
Calculate your numbers
Use any lotto software, spreadsheet or system you trust — Smart Luck, Excel, your own filters. Your system, your numbers.
Copy your lines
One ticket per line, from a text file, spreadsheet or PDF: select and copy. Spaces, commas, "pb=5" and "| 14" all work.
Paste into LottoFill
Open the extension on the lottery site. Paste your tickets into the popup.
Press Fill
Every number clicked and checked. Every PowerBall selected. Then you review each game and submit it yourself.
Why not just go to the newsagent?
Because hand-filling slot forms with a pencil — in a queue, in your lunch break — is a slow way to enter picks you prepared at home.
Minutes, not an hour
10 games fill in seconds. The same 10 games take 15 minutes to hand-mark on paper slips — plus the drive and the queue.
No typos. No misreads.
Wrote a 7 that looks like a 1? Mis-copied row 4? Hand-filling is error-prone. LottoFill checks each number lands before moving on, and you review every game before submitting.
Play from the couch
Do the analysis, prepare the picks, place the entry — all without leaving home. Draw day becomes a 2-minute task.
50 games as easy as 1
Running a system that produces 20, 50, 100 lines? Hand-filling is impossible. Pasting is the same effort as one line.
Built for players who recalculate every draw
If your numbers change each time, LottoFill saves you hours a year. If they don't, honestly — read on.
Fresh picks each draw
Smart Luck, Lotto Logix, spreadsheet filters, frequency analysis — whatever changes your numbers every week. Paste, fill, done.
Weekly combinations
Office pools and family syndicates rotating 20-50 lines through a system each draw. One paste replaces an hour of typing by the secretary.
Not the tool for you
thelott's Save-as-Favourite already does one-click re-entry for fixed picks. And the math is brutal: 400 attempts in 10 years at 1-in-134-million odds is still essentially zero. LottoFill is for players who change picks each draw.
Supported lotteries
Starting with Australia. Expanding to the UK, Europe and US state lotteries, one adapter at a time.
🇦🇺 Australia · thelott.com
🇬🇧 United Kingdom · national-lottery.co.uk
🇺🇸 United States · state lotteries
🇪🇺 Europe · multi-country draws
Need your lottery supported? Request it → we prioritise by demand.
Honest answers
Does LottoFill pick numbers for me?
No. LottoFill is a typing-saver, not a picker. You bring the numbers (from your system, your spreadsheet, a tipping service, or anywhere) — we just click them into the lottery form for you. LottoFill does not change the odds of your selected entries.
Does it submit the entry or take payment?
Never. LottoFill stops at filling in the numbers. You review every game, enter payment yourself on the lottery site, and hit submit. We don't touch your card details or complete the purchase.
Where are my picks stored?
In your browser only — nothing is sent anywhere. The extension uses browser-local storage so your picks survive popup-close during a session. We have no servers that see your picks, your lottery account, or anything you type.
Is this against the lottery operator's terms?
LottoFill is a UI assistant — same category as a password manager that autofills your login. It saves you typing on your own account; it doesn't scrape data, doesn't exploit site vulnerabilities, and doesn't buy tickets autonomously. That said, every lottery operator's terms are different; use at your own discretion and check the terms if unsure.
Does it work on mobile?
Not yet. LottoFill ships as a Chrome / Edge desktop extension (Firefox soon). Mobile support needs a different architecture; it's on the roadmap after we cover more desktop lotteries.
How much will it cost?
Free during private beta. After launch: around $5-10/month, with a one-time lifetime option. One plan, no tiers, no ads, no upsells.
Get the launch notice
One email when it goes live in your country. No marketing drip, no newsletter.