Dice Roller
The Dice Roller rolls one or more virtual six-sided dice and adds up the total. Choose how many dice you need, tap Roll, and read each face plus the sum. Use it for board games, classroom math and quick decisions. Every face has an equal chance, and it is free.
Roll virtual dice for games, decisions, and dungeons.
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How does an online dice roller work?
This is a quick, everyday dice roller for board games and family game night. Pick how many dice you need, tap roll, and the total is added up for you. Results come from your browser's cryptographic random number generator, so every face has exactly equal odds — 16.67% on a six-sided die — and the roll animation settles in about a second.
Made for board games and family game night
Roll 2d6 for Monopoly or Catan, five dice for Yahtzee, or a single die for Snakes and Ladders, Ludo and classroom math games. You can roll up to 6 dice at once and keep a history of every roll, so nobody argues about what came up. Running a tabletop RPG session with modifiers, advantage and percentile dice? The D&D dice roller is built for that.
Why Choose Virtual Dice?
Virtual dice are always on hand, can't roll off the table or under the couch, and can't be chipped or weighted. They are also handy for teachers: roll two dice to practise addition, or roll one to pick a group or a question number.
Multiple Dice Types
Choose from 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 20-sided dice. Roll up to 6 dice at once for complex calculations.
Truly Random Results
Every face has the same chance, using your browser's cryptographic random number generator.
Roll History
See your recent rolls listed on the page so you can check what came up.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I roll a dice online?
Pick how many dice you want and tap roll. The dice tumble and settle on a random face in about a second, with the total shown underneath. No signup or download needed.
Are online dice fair?
Yes. Every face has an equal chance because the result comes from your browser's cryptographic random number generator. A real die can be chipped, weighted or unevenly moulded; a digital one cannot.
Can I roll more than one dice at a time?
Yes. Roll multiple dice together and the total is added up for you, which is what most board games and tabletop rules ask for.
What games use an online dice roller?
Monopoly, Yahtzee, Backgammon, Catan, Snakes and Ladders, Ludo and any classroom or party game where the physical dice have gone missing.
Playing a tabletop game? Try the D&D dice roller with modifiers, random number generator or coin flip.
How to use the Dice Roller
- Choose how many dice to roll.
- Tap Roll.
- Read each die and the total.
- Roll again whenever you need a new result.
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