Randomizers

Coin Flip

Flip a virtual coin for a quick heads-or-tails decision, with a running tally of each side.

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Controls

Flip buttonFlip the coin.
Space, Enter or tapFlip the coin from the keyboard, or a tap on the coin.

How to play

  1. Press the Flip button, the space bar, or tap the coin.
  2. Watch the short tumble and read heads or tails when it settles.
  3. The tally below keeps a count of each side since the page loaded; a refresh clears it.

About Coin Flip

A coin flip is the oldest fair decision there is: two outcomes, each as likely as the other, and no room to argue with the result. It works precisely because nobody controls it, which is why "let us flip for it" ends so many deadlocks. This version does the same job without a coin to hand - press the button and the browser picks heads or tails for you.

The flip here is a genuine fifty-fifty draw made in your browser, with a short tumble so the result feels flipped rather than simply announced. A small tally counts how many heads and tails you have seen since the page loaded, which is a quiet reminder that a fair coin still runs in streaks. Nothing is sent anywhere, and a refresh resets the count to zero.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Each flip is an even draw between heads and tails made in your browser, with no bias either way. A short run of one side is normal for a fair coin and does not change the odds of the next flip.

No. The flip and the tally run entirely on your device, nothing is uploaded, and a refresh resets the count to zero.

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