Randomizers

Dice Roller

Roll a set of virtual dice and read the faces and their total, with a tally of your rolls.

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Controls

Roll buttonRoll the current set of dice.
+ die and - dieAdd or remove a die, from one up to six.
Space, Enter or tapRoll, from the keyboard or a tap on the dice.

How to play

  1. Set how many dice you want with the + die and - die buttons, from one up to six.
  2. Press Roll, the space bar, or tap the dice to roll them all at once.
  3. Read each face as counted pips, with the total added up below.

About Dice Roller

Dice turn a decision into a number between one and six, and a handful of dice turn it into a spread of totals that board games have leaned on for centuries. The appeal is the same as a coin: the roller does not choose the result, so it settles a turn without anyone feeling hard done by. This roller stands in for the dice when you cannot find a real set.

You can roll between one and six dice at a time, and each face is drawn independently, so the total behaves exactly as real dice would - a seven on two dice really is the most common throw. The faces are shown as pips you can count, and the total is added up for you. A tally tracks how many times you have rolled. Nothing leaves your browser.

Frequently asked questions

Between one and six. Use the + die and - die buttons to set the number, then roll them all together and read the faces and the total.

Each die is a fair, independent draw from one to six, so the totals behave exactly as real dice do. With two dice a seven really is the most common result.

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