Roll Virtual Dice Online
This dice roller lets you roll virtual dice online whenever you need a fair, random result — no physical dice and nothing to install. Choose a standard die from D4 to D100 or set your own number of faces, then roll one die or a whole handful at once.
Built for tabletop games and quick decisions alike, it adds the extras players actually use: a modifier, D&D-style advantage and disadvantage, critical-hit highlights, and a running history with stats. D6 throws animate as real 3D cubes; every other die shows a clear number tile.
How to Roll Dice Online
Pick a die type
Tap D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20 or D100, or type any custom face count from 2 to 1000 in the D? field.
Choose how many dice
Use the Dice stepper to roll anywhere from 1 to 100 dice in a single throw, and turn Sound on if you want roll and landing effects.
Set advanced options
Open Advanced to add a + or - modifier, change the roll duration, or switch on auto-roll. For D&D, use the Adv and Dis buttons for advantage or disadvantage.
Roll and read the result
Hit Roll or press Enter in a number field. The total appears with its dice notation (like 2d6+3), and the history panel tracks your stats.
Features
Standard Polyhedral Dice
Roll the full set used at the table: D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, and D100.
Custom Dice
Need an odd shape? Type any face count from 2 to 1000 to build a die that doesn't exist in real life.
Roll Many at Once
Throw anywhere from 1 to 100 dice in a single roll and get the combined total instantly.
Modifiers
Add or subtract a bonus of up to 999 to the total — perfect for skill checks and attack rolls.
Advantage & Disadvantage
One tap rolls two dice and keeps the higher (advantage) or the lower (disadvantage), just like 5e.
Crit & Fail Highlights
A natural maximum lights up as a critical hit and a natural 1 as a critical fail, so big moments stand out.
3D Dice Animation
D6 throws tumble as real 3D cubes, while other dice settle on clean, easy-to-read number tiles.
Big / Small Indicator
D6 rolls show a Big, Small, Triple, or Tie badge based on the total — handy for dice games.
Duration & Auto-Roll
Speed up or slow down the roll animation, or enable auto-roll to repeat throws on a timer.
Sound Effects
Optional roll and landing sounds add to the moment — toggle them on or off anytime.
History & Stats
Recent rolls are logged with the average, highest, and lowest totals so you can track your luck.
Fair, Random Results
Every die uses your browser's cryptographic randomness for genuinely unbiased rolls.
Standard Dice Notation
Each result is shown in familiar notation like 2d6+3, so it reads exactly like a tabletop roll.
Saved Preferences & Dark Mode
Your die type, dice count, and settings are remembered, and a polished dark theme is built in.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sides can the dice have?
You can pick any standard die from D4 to D100, or type a custom face count in the D? field — anything from 2 up to 1000 sides. That covers everyday d6 dice, RPG polyhedrals, and odd shapes that don't exist physically.
Are these virtual dice truly random and fair?
Yes. Every roll is drawn from your browser's cryptographic random number generator, so each face has an equal chance. There is no weighting or bias of any kind — unlike a real die, there are no rounded edges or loaded sides to skew the result.
How many dice can I roll at once?
Use the Dice stepper to roll from 1 up to 100 dice in a single throw. The result shows each die's value plus the combined total, written in standard notation like 5d6+2.
Can I use this for D&D and tabletop RPGs?
Yes — it's built for it. You get the full d4–d20 set plus d100, a modifier for bonuses, and dedicated Adv and Dis buttons. Natural maximums and natural 1s are highlighted as crits and fails, so it works for D&D 5e, Pathfinder, and other RPGs.
What do advantage and disadvantage do?
Tapping Adv rolls two of the chosen die and keeps the higher result; Dis rolls two and keeps the lower. Both dice are shown so you can see exactly what was kept and dropped, matching the standard 5e rule.
What is the Big / Small badge on D6 rolls?
When you roll two or more D6, the tool adds a Big, Small, Triple, or Tie badge based on whether the total is above, below, or exactly average — a quick read borrowed from popular dice games.
Is it free and online with no app to install?
Yes. The dice roller runs entirely in your web browser on desktop or mobile — there's nothing to download and no sign-up. Open the page and roll.
Does it remember my rolls and settings?
Yes. Your roll history and preferences — die type, dice count, modifier, and more — are saved in your own browser, never sent anywhere. Use the clear button to wipe the history whenever you like.
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