Online Dice Roller and Coin Flip
Roll up to six standard dice at once or flip a coin, with visual dice faces, running totals, and roll history. Board games, classroom activities, and quick decisions are covered without hunting for physical dice.
Step-by-step guide to the Dice Roller & Coin Flip Simulator
- Choose how many dice to roll, from one to six.
- Pick the dice type, standard six-sided or a coin flip.
- Press roll and watch the dice render with your results.
- Check the total and the history of previous rolls.
Practical scenarios for the Dice Roller & Coin Flip Simulator
- Playing board games when the dice from the box are missing.
- Making fair random decisions between two options.
- Running classroom probability demonstrations.
- Generating game-night outcomes without physical dice.
How the Dice Roller & Coin Flip Simulator works under the hood
Each roll uses the browser's pseudo-random number generation to select a value per die independently, then the results render as dice faces with a running total for multi-dice rolls. The coin flip mode maps the same random source to two outcomes. Keeping the history visible makes streaks and totals easy to track across rounds. Everything runs locally and instantly.
What the Dice Roller & Coin Flip Simulator does not do
Browser randomness is pseudo-random, which is perfect for games and decisions but not suitable for cryptographic purposes; use dedicated tools for security needs.
Common questions about the Dice Roller & Coin Flip Simulator
Is the roll truly random?
It uses the browser's random generator, which is reliable for games and decisions, though not cryptographic-grade.
Can I roll more than six dice?
The tool supports up to six dice per roll; roll again to add more to your history.
Does it save my rolls?
The history lasts for the session; nothing is stored after you close the tab.
Last reviewed: October 2026.