Roll the dice
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How we roll: each die is rolled by your browser's secure random number generator, with every face equally likely. The tumble is only for show; the result is decided when you press Roll.
How to use the roll the dice
- Choose how many dice, from 1 to 12.
- Pick the kind of die. Six-sided dice show pips; the others show the number.
- Press Roll, or Enter or Space. The total shows under the dice.
- Press Full screen, or F, to show the dice to the whole room.
Questions
Are the dice fair?
Yes. Each die uses your browser's secure random number generator, and numbers that would make some faces more likely are thrown away and drawn again. Every face has exactly the same chance.
Which dice can I roll?
Four-, six-, eight-, ten-, twelve-, twenty-, and hundred-sided dice, 1 to 12 at a time. For rolls like 2d6+3, use the D&D dice roller.
Can I use it in class?
Yes. Six-sided dice show big pips, like real dice, so young children can count them. Full screen fills a projector or whiteboard, and the screen stays on while it's full screen.
What are the keyboard shortcuts?
Enter or Space rolls. F turns full screen on and off, and Escape leaves it.
Do the dice roll if I prefer less motion?
No. If your device is set to reduce motion, the result shows straight away, without the tumble.