Dice Roller
Roll 1 to 10 dice online — from a classic d6 to a d20 or d100 — with automatic totals and a roll history. Fair, instant and free.
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How to roll dice online
Lost the dice from your board game, or need a quick d20 for a tabletop session? This roller replaces any physical dice: choose how many to roll and which type, and get fair results instantly — highlighted in green when a die shows its maximum and amber for a 1.
Choose your dice
Pick 1 to 10 dice and a type from d4 to d100. For a standard board game, 2 × d6 is the classic setup.
Roll
Click “Roll dice”. Each die is drawn independently from a cryptographic random source — fairer than a real die.
Read the results
See every individual die plus the automatic total. The history below keeps track of your previous rolls.
One roller for board games and tabletop RPGs
For classic games like Monopoly, Backgammon or Yahtzee, two six-sided dice are all you need — set the count to 2 and keep d6 selected. For tabletop RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons, the polyhedral set is covered too: roll a single d20 for ability checks and attack rolls, a d100 for percentile tables, or several dice at once for damage rolls like 3d6 — the total is calculated for you, so nobody at the table has to do math mid-encounter.
Unlike a physical die, which can be subtly unbalanced, the results here come from your browser's cryptographic random number generator. Every face has exactly the same probability on every roll, and the website has no way to influence the outcome.
Frequently asked questions
How do I roll 2 dice online?
Set the number of dice to 2, keep the die type at d6 and click Roll. Both results and their total are shown instantly, and every roll is saved to the history below.
Are the dice rolls really random?
Yes. The roller uses your browser's cryptographic random number generator (crypto.getRandomValues), which produces higher-quality randomness than a physical die and cannot be biased by the website.
Which dice types are supported?
All common types: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 and d100. That covers classic board games as well as tabletop RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons.
Can I use this dice roller for D&D?
Absolutely. Select a d20 for ability checks and attack rolls, or roll multiple dice at once for damage rolls like 3d6. The total is calculated automatically.