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Dice Roller
Roll virtual dice instantly. Choose a common die, enter dice notation, keep a local roll history, and control sound or motion.
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Uses browser cryptographic random values. This tool does not claim physical or independently audited true randomness.
How it works
Roll dice online in three steps
Use a quick die for a fast roll, or use notation when you need several dice, a modifier, or a keep-highest rule.
Press Roll, Enter, or Space.
Review totals and your on-device history.
Randomness and privacy
Random values generated in your browser
ToolkitLoop asks your browser for cryptographic random values when available. Rolls and history stay on this device; this tool does not claim physical or independently audited true randomness.
Dice types, at a glance
Dice types, at a glance
Pick the die that matches your game or probability exercise. The d100 is commonly represented by rolling two ten-sided dice together.
Four faces
A compact triangular die for small ranges.
Six faces
The familiar cube for board games and everyday random choices.
Eight faces
Often used when a game needs a slightly wider range.
Ten faces
A ten-sided die; two can represent a percentile roll.
Twenty faces
A staple for tabletop role-playing checks.
One hundred values
Usually a paired d10 roll, read as 1–100 or 0–99 by the game rule.
Where dice help
Where dice help
Role-playing games
Resolve actions, damage, and uncertain events.
Board games
Add a fair, visible random step to a turn.
Learning
Explore probability, distributions, and mental maths.
Prototypes
Exercise a browser random-number flow without a server.
Dice notation, explained
Dice notation, explained
d20 systems
Roll one twenty-sided die and compare the result with a target number.
Dice pools
Roll several dice and count values that meet a threshold.
Exploding dice
Some systems roll again after a maximum result; this tool does not add that game-specific rule automatically.
Advantage and disadvantage
Roll two dice and keep the higher or lower value when a rule calls for it.
FAQ
Dice Roller FAQ
Choose a die and quantity, or enter a dice notation, then press Roll or Space.
Yes. Choose 1–20 dice or use notation such as 2d6.
It means roll two six-sided dice and add their values.
This tool uses browser cryptographic random values. It does not claim physical or independently audited true randomness.
Yes. Choose d20 in Quick dice or enter 1d20.
Yes. Both are optional, and reduced-motion preferences are respected.