Yes. Each roll uses your browser's random generator with every face equally likely, just like a well-balanced physical die.

How many dice can I roll?

Up to 20 dice at once, each with 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 or 20 sides.

The “d” stands for die and the number is its sides — d6 is a six-sided die, d20 a twenty-sided one, and so on.

Does it keep a history?

No — only the current roll is shown. Roll again to replace it. Nothing is stored or uploaded.

Dice Roller

Roll virtual dice online. Choose how many dice and how many sides, then roll to see each result and the total — perfect for board games and tabletop RPGs.

Number of dice

Sides

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Total: 8
Dice: 2 × d6

How it works

This roller simulates fair dice using your browser's random number generator, where every face is equally likely. Pick how many dice to roll (up to 20) and how many sides each has — d6 is the classic cube, while d4, d8, d10, d12 and d20 cover most tabletop and role-playing games. Press Roll and each die shows its result, with the combined total below.

Six-sided dice display the familiar pip faces; other dice show the number rolled. Because each roll is independent and uniform, it works just like shaking real dice, without any physical bias.

Examples

Roll 2d6 for a board game — two dice, values 1–6.
Roll 1d20 for a role-playing check.
Each face is equally likely on every roll.

Frequently asked questions

Are the dice fair?: Yes. Each roll uses your browser's random generator with every face equally likely, just like a well-balanced physical die.
How many dice can I roll?: Up to 20 dice at once, each with 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 or 20 sides.
What does dNN mean?: The “d” stands for die and the number is its sides — d6 is a six-sided die, d20 a twenty-sided one, and so on.
Does it keep a history?: No — only the current roll is shown. Roll again to replace it. Nothing is stored or uploaded.