Online Dice
Roll up to 100 six-sided dice instantly, with fair 1-in-6 odds. Switch the faces to numbers or colors whenever pips are not the easiest thing to read.
Color dice do not have one fixed rule. Use a preset, or choose the colors that match your game, team setup, or classroom activity.
A plain d6, and then some
This is an ordinary online dice roller: six faces, pips one through six, an equal chance on every face. Press Roll and you get the same result you would get from a die on the table, without hunting for one. It is free, needs no account, and works the moment the page loads.
What it adds is the Faces control. Pips are the default, digits are one click away, and either can sit on a colored face instead of a white one. A die in red or blue reads from the back of a classroom far better than a small white cube, and it gives you a second signal when one roll has to carry two decisions at once.
What it handles
One roller, several jobs
One die, or a hundred
The count runs from a single die to 100, so the same roller covers a quiet turn in a board game and a whole classroom rolling dice at once. Faces switch between pips, digits, and colors without losing the result you already have.
Board games
Replace a die that went missing under the sofa, or roll several at once for games that need a handful.
Classrooms
Project it and let the whole room read the result. Turn colors on when pips are hard to see from the back.
Quick decisions
Settle who goes first, pick an option, or break a tie without arguing about the method.
Probability practice
Roll a large batch and watch results even out. See the odds explained for the maths.
The odds on a 6-sided die
Each face is equally likely, and every roll is independent. A run of sixes does not make the next roll any less likely to be a six.
One die
Six outcomes, each at 1-in-6. The simplest fair choice between six options.
Several dice
Totals from many dice cluster in the middle. Two dice hit 7 far more often than 2 or 12.
Fewer than six
Need three or four outcomes instead? Use 3 color dice or 4 color dice.
Good to know
Online dice questions
How many online dice can I roll at once?+
Anywhere from a single die up to 100 at once. The tray shows the first 24 and counts the rest, so large batches stay readable on a phone.
Are the rolls fair?+
Yes. Every face has an equal 1-in-6 chance on every roll, and each roll is generated independently in your browser. Nothing is weighted and no result is stored or sent anywhere.
Can I show digits or colors instead of pips?+
Yes. The Faces toggles switch between pips, digits, and colors, and a color can sit underneath either one. Pips read fastest for anyone used to a real die, digits are easier for large numbers of dice, and a colored face carries further across a room.
Do I need an app or account?+
No. There is no download, sign-up, or account. Open the page, roll a die, and carry on — the tool keeps working without a connection once it has loaded.
Can I share a roll setup?+
The share button copies a link that carries your dice count and face settings, so the person opening it starts with exactly the same setup.
Is this a dice simulator or a random dice generator?+
Dice simulator, dice roll simulator, random dice generator — they all describe this. Every roll is generated fresh in your browser, so each result is independent of the last rather than a pre-set sequence played back. Rolling twenty dice at once gives twenty separate results, not one result repeated.
Is "dices" a word?+
Not as a plural. One is a die, two or more are dice, and "dices" is only the verb — a chef dices an onion. It is a very common thing to type, though, especially if English is not your first language, so if you came here looking for dices you are in the right place: this is a free online dice roller and it needs no account.
Can I use it as a virtual dice roller for board games?+
That is what most people use it for. It covers a die that has gone missing, and it handles games that need a fistful at once — set the count and roll them together instead of one at a time. Once the page has loaded it keeps working offline, so it holds up at a table with no signal.
What dice games can I play with it?+
Anything that needs a fair six-sided die: Yahtzee-style score games, Pig, Beetle, snakes and ladders, or turn order for a board game. There are eight ready-made sets of rules on the color dice game page if you want something to play right away.
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