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Dice Roller

Roll dice online free — roll 1 to 10 virtual dice with animation. Perfect for board games, tabletop RPGs and random decisions. Browser-based.

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Dice Roller is a free online tool that virtually rolls dice of various sides. Supports D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20 and more with multi-dice rolling.

How to use Dice Roller?

  1. Select the dice type (D6, D20, etc.).
  2. Set the number of dice to roll.
  3. Click roll to see the results.

Frequently asked questions about Dice Roller

What types of dice are supported?

D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, and D100 are supported — all standard dice used in tabletop RPGs.

Can I roll multiple dice at once?

Yes, you can roll multiple dice of the same or different types simultaneously. Each result and the total sum are displayed.

Is a digital die as fair as a physical one?

If anything, it is fairer. A real die can wear at the corners or carry slightly uneven material density, nudging one face up a fraction more often, and a person's throwing habit affects the outcome too. The browser's random generator has none of that physical bias, so every face carries the same probability. Where the result must be auditable, though — a casino table or an official tournament — the rules call for inspected physical dice.

What do tabletop notations like 3d6 or 2d20 mean?

The first number is how many dice to roll and the number after the d is how many faces each has. So 3d6 means roll three six-sided dice and add them up, while 2d20 means two twenty-sided dice. A trailing modifier like 3d6+2 is simply added to the total. Rolling several dice pushes the sum toward the middle, so 3d6 lands on 10 or 11 most often and hits 3 or 18 only rarely.

How to get the most out of Dice Roller?

  • Board games usually roll 2d6, where 7 is the most likely total and 2 or 12 the rarest.
  • In tabletop RPGs a d20 roll of 1 is a fumble and 20 a critical, by long-standing convention.
  • Rolling several dice at once shows each face plus the total, which saves adding them up.

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