Decide · Dice Roll
Roll a Dice
Roll one die or a full tray at once — clear pips, a running total, and a log of your recent rolls.
How this dice roller works
Each die result comes from your browser's built-in secure random number source, giving every face from 1 to 6 an equal, independent chance on every roll — no patterns, no bias toward any number.
When people use a virtual dice roller
Board games and tabletop RPGs when dice go missing, classroom probability lessons, deciding turn order, or any moment you need a quick 1-to-6 call without digging through a drawer.
How many dice can I roll at once?
Choose anywhere from 1 to 6 dice at a time. Each die is rolled independently, and the tool shows both the individual results and the running total.
Is the dice roll fair?
Yes. Each die uses your browser's cryptographically secure random number generator, so every face from 1 to 6 has an equal chance on every roll, independent of past rolls.
Can I use this for board games or tabletop RPGs?
Yes, it's a common substitute when you don't have physical dice on hand, or want to roll a large batch quickly and keep a log of past rolls.
Does it keep a history of my rolls?
Yes, your recent rolls are listed below the dice tray for the current session, so you can review a streak or double-check a total.