Read a roll
Choose the number of dice and their sides, then choose Roll dice. The large number is the total. Each face below it shows a separate die, so you can check the sum or use individual values.
For example, a 2d6 roll showing 3 and 5 totals 8. That is an example, not a promised random result. Six-sided dice use familiar pips; other dice show numbers.
Equal choices for each face
The browser’s cryptographic random-number API supplies the draws. Values that would bias the range are rejected before mapping to a die face. Each die is independent, and the animation does not choose or delay the result.
Need a simple yes-or-no choice instead? Use Coin flip.
Keep track of a game
Choose how many dice to roll together, then use Roll again for the next roll. Results so far keeps each roll, its individual dice, and its total. Copy history copies the list, and Clear resets it. The page retains the latest 1,000 rolls while it stays open.
Results so far shows the newest result first. Action buttons stay above the history so you can keep going as the list grows.