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Dice Roller

Roll a handful of dice in one click. Choose how many dice and how many sides each has, get the total instantly and see every roll in the history. Perfect for board games, tabletop RPGs and quick decisions.

Number of dice

Sides per die

Rolls—

Total0

History

What Is a Dice Roller?

A dice roller is a virtual set of dice you can roll from your browser. Instead of hunting for a physical die, you pick how many dice you want and how many sides each one has, then roll. The tool shows each die's value and the total sum, so you get the full result without adding anything up by hand.

It is ideal for tabletop games like Dungeons & Dragons, dice-based board games, classroom probability demos and casual choices where you want a fair, random outcome. Standard dice — d4, d6, d8, d10, d12 and d20 — are one click away, and a custom option lets you enter any number of sides up to 100. A built-in history keeps every roll, so you can trace a sequence or compare results. Everything runs locally in your browser, so your rolls are private, instant and free, with no signup and no limit.

How to Use the Dice Roller

Set the number of dice you want to roll (up to 10).
Choose the number of sides each die has.
Click Roll to tumble the dice and see the values and total.
Review the history to review past rolls, or Clear history to start fresh.

Example

Set 2 dice and choose d6. Click Roll and you might get:

Rolls: 4, 6
Total: 10

Roll again and the history grows: Roll 2: 2, 5 = 7. The total updates to reflect the latest roll while the history keeps the running log.

Common Use Cases

Running tabletop and role-playing games that need skill and attack rolls.
Playing board games that rely on a die roll for movement or actions.
Demonstrating probability and randomness in a classroom or lesson.
Settling an argument with a fair, unbiased random result.

Pro Tips

Use a d20 for high-variance rolls and a d6 for a tighter, more predictable range.
Roll several dice when you want a more balanced result — totals cluster around the middle.
Keep the history on to log a sequence; clear it before switching games so results don't mix.
The tool never leans on a fixed outcome, so reroll as many times as you need for a fair result.

FAQ

How many dice can I roll at once?

You can roll up to 10 dice in a single roll, and each die can have its own number of sides.

How many sides can a die have?

Choose a standard die — d4, d6, d8, d10, d12 or d20 — or enter a custom value up to 100 sides.

What does the total mean?

The total is the sum of every die in the current roll, so you can quickly read the overall result without adding by hand.

Is a die roll truly random?

Each die is rolled using the browser's random source, so every side is equally likely on each roll.

Can I see past rolls?

Yes. The history list keeps every roll you make and is updated with each click, so you can review the sequence or clear it anytime.

Why roll more than one die?

More dice give a fuller range and a chance to hit totals — great for board games, tabletop RPGs and any game that needs several rolls.

Is it private?

Yes. Rolling happens entirely in your browser and nothing is uploaded or stored.

Is it free?

Yes, free with no signup or usage limit.