Dice roller: roll virtual dice online
Roll a die, or up to 10 virtual dice at once, from a d4 to a d100, or type notation like 2d6+3. Hold dice between rolls, see the total and every past roll. Free, no sign-up, and every roll comes from your browser's secure random generator.
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How to roll dice online
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1. Choose your dice
Pick how many dice to roll, from 1 to 10, and the type: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 or d100. Or type notation such as 1d20+5 or 2d6+3.
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2. Roll
Tap Roll. The dice tumble across the tray and the total appears under them, with any modifier already added.
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3. Hold and re-roll
Tap a die to hold it, then roll again. Held dice stay put while the others are re-rolled, the way you play Yahtzee.
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4. Check the history
Every roll is listed with its dice and total, so nobody has to remember what came up three turns ago.
What this dice roller does
- 1 to 10 dice in one roll
- Roll two dice for Monopoly, five for Yahtzee or a handful of d6 for a damage roll, all at once.
- Every common die, d4 to d100
- d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 and d100 (percentile), so one page covers board games and tabletop RPGs.
- Dice notation
- Type 2d6+3 and it rolls two six-sided dice and adds 3. Handy for D&D attacks and damage.
- Hold dice
- Keep the dice you like and re-roll the rest, for Yahtzee and other games played in up to three rolls.
- Sums and doubles
- The total is added up for you, and doubles are highlighted, which matters in backgammon and Monopoly.
- Stats and history
- See how often each number has come up this session, next to a list of every roll.
Why use this instead of Google's dice roller?
Google's dice roller is quick when you just need a number. This one is built for when the game needs more than a single roll:
- Hold and re-roll for Yahtzee-style turns.
- A history of every roll and stats for the session, so disputes are easy to settle.
- Doubles highlighted for backgammon and Monopoly.
- Notation like 1d20+5 for tabletop RPGs.
- Gift-dice mode, where each face triggers a rule you write, for the white elephant dice game.
It's also free of ads, and nothing you roll is sent to our servers.
White elephant dice game mode
The white elephant dice game, also called the Christmas dice game or gift exchange dice game, swaps the turn order for a die: what you roll decides whether you open, steal or pass a gift. Gift-dice mode runs it on one phone in the middle of the table.
- A rule for every face. Start from a ready table, for example 1 = open a gift, 2 = steal, 3 = swap left, 4 = swap right, 5 = pass, 6 = roll again, then edit any face to match your house rules.
- A players list, so the screen shows whose roll it is.
- A round timer for the stealing phase. Anything from 5 to 20 minutes works, depending on the size of the group.
- A rules link you can send to the group chat, so everyone plays with the same table.
For the full two-round rules and a printable version, see our white elephant and Christmas dice game rules.
Is this dice roller fair?
Every roll is decided by your browser's cryptographic random generator (crypto.getRandomValues) before the dice start moving. The animation only shows a result that's already fixed. On a d6, each face has exactly a 1 in 6 chance, every time, with no memory of the last roll. Real dice can be slightly uneven; these can't.
Some results are more common by nature, not by design. With two dice, 7 is the most likely total (6 of the 36 combinations), 2 and 12 the rarest (1 each), and doubles come up 1 time in 6.
What a virtual die can't prove is that nobody rolled again. If you play over a video call, roll with your screen shared so everyone sees the same result.
When an online die comes in handy
- Board games with missing dice
- Lost the dice from Monopoly or Ludo? Roll two d6 on your phone and keep playing.
- Yahtzee night
- Five dice, holds and three rolls per turn, with the history to check scores.
- D&D and tabletop RPGs
- Roll a d20 to hit, then 2d6+3 for damage, without digging through a dice bag.
- Classroom probability
- Roll 100 times and watch the stats: students see why 7 beats 12 with two dice.
- Holiday gift exchange
- Gift-dice mode turns any office party or family Christmas into the dice game, with the rules on screen.
Dice roller FAQ
Is this online dice roller free?
Yes. It runs in your browser with no sign-up, no download and no ads.
Can I use it as a D&D dice roller?
Yes. Pick a d20 to roll to hit, or type notation such as 1d20+5 or 2d6+3 and the modifier is added to the total. d4, d8, d10, d12 and d100 are there too.
How do I roll 2 dice at once?
Set the number of dice to 2 and tap Roll. You can roll up to 10 dice at once, and the total is added up for you.
Can I play Yahtzee with this dice roller?
Yes. Roll five d6, tap the dice you want to keep and roll again. Held dice don't move. You keep score on your own sheet.
Does it have a d100 (percentile) roller?
Yes. Choose d100 to get a number from 1 to 100 in one roll.
How does the white elephant dice game work?
Everyone brings a wrapped gift. Players take turns rolling, and each number means an action: open, steal, swap or pass. When the timer runs out, you keep the gift in front of you. Turn on gift-dice mode to put the rules on screen, and see the full dice game rules.
Does the dice roller work on my phone?
Yes. It works in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer. There's no app to install.
Picking a giveaway winner instead?
Gifty is an iPhone app that picks random winners from the comments on a public Instagram post or reel, with no Instagram login. It's free to download and each draw uses one credit.
