Which dice types are supported?

The roller supports standard dice including d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20, covering most classroom and board game needs.

Can I roll multiple dice at once?

Yes. Choose how many dice to roll simultaneously and get a total sum as well as individual results.

Is the roll result truly random?

Yes. Each roll uses the browser's random number generator to ensure an unbiased result every time.

Dice Roller

Roll virtual dice for classroom games, activities, and random selection.

Dice Roller

Dice Settings

Typ kości

Number of Dice: 1

Sound Effects

Pokaż sumę

Historia rzutów

No roll history yet

Rzuć kośćmi

Common Dice Combinations

About Dice Roller

The Dice Roller tool simulates rolling physical dice of various types. You can roll standard dice like D6 (six-sided), D20 (twenty-sided), or create custom dice with any number of sides. This tool is perfect for board games, role-playing games, or any situation where you need random numbers.

This tool uses a high-quality random number generator to ensure fair and unpredictable results, just like rolling physical dice.

How to Use

Select the type of dice you want to roll from the dropdown menu
If you selected "Custom", enter the number of sides for your custom dice
Enter the number of dice you want to roll (from 1 to 100)
Toggle the "Show animation" switch if you want to see the results appear one by one
Click the "Roll Dice" button to start rolling
View the individual dice results and the sum on the right side
Click "Clear" to reset the results and start over

Common Dice Types

D4 - Four-sided dice, commonly used in some tabletop RPGs
D6 - Standard six-sided dice, used in most board games
D8 - Eight-sided dice, often used for damage rolls in RPGs
D10 - Ten-sided dice, used in many RPG systems
D12 - Twelve-sided dice, used in various RPG systems
D20 - Twenty-sided dice, the most iconic dice for Dungeons & Dragons
D100 - Hundred-sided dice (often simulated with two D10s), used for percentile rolls

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these dice rolls truly random?

Yes, this dice roller uses JavaScript's built-in random number generator, which provides high-quality randomness suitable for games and simulations. Each side has an equal probability of being rolled.

Can I use this for tabletop RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons?

This dice roller supports all standard dice types used in D&D and other RPGs, including D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, and D20. You can also roll multiple dice at once, which is perfect for calculating damage or other game mechanics that require multiple dice rolls.

What is the maximum number of sides I can have on a custom die?

There's no practical upper limit to the number of sides you can specify for a custom die. While physical dice typically max out around 100 sides, this virtual dice roller can handle dice with thousands of sides if needed for your specific application.

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About Dice Roller

This tool uses a high-quality random number generator to ensure fair and unpredictable results, just like rolling physical dice.