Dice Roller – Roll Virtual Dice Online

Lost the dice? Roll 1–10 dice of any type – d4, d6, d8, d10, d12 or d20 – with totals, modifiers and a roll history.

  • ✔ d4 to d20
  • ✔ Up to 10 dice
  • ✔ Totals & modifiers
  • ✔ Roll history
SPIN

One entry per line. Add | 3 after a name to give it 3× the chance (e.g. Ali | 3).

🖼 Add photos to your entries

Photos appear on the wheel and in the winner pop-up. They stay on your device and are never uploaded.

    1. No spins yet – press Spin.

    Every entry’s exact chance of winning the next spin. Bigger weight = bigger slice = higher chance.

      Shortcuts: Ctrl + Enter spin · F full screen · Esc close winner

      Roll the Dice

        About This Online Dice Roller

        This dice roller simulates real dice with cryptographic randomness. Pick how many dice to roll, choose the dice type, add an optional modifier, and get every individual result plus the total.

        It covers the full tabletop set used in role-playing games – d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 and d100 – as well as standard six-sided dice for board games like Ludo, Monopoly and Yahtzee.

        How to Roll Dice Online: Pick dice, Add a modifier, Roll – dice roller guide
        Perfect for board games and tabletop RPGs

        Dice Types Explained

        DiceSidesCommon useChance of any one number
        d44Small weapon damage, healing potions25%
        d66Board games, fireball damage16.7%
        d88Longsword and spell damage12.5%
        d1010Percentile rolls, heavy weapons10%
        d1212Great-axe damage, barbarian hit dice8.3%
        d2020Attack rolls, ability checks, saving throws5%
        d100100Percentile tables and random events1%

        Rolling Two Dice: Why 7 Is Most Common

        With two six-sided dice there are 36 combinations. Six of them add up to 7 (1+6, 2+5, 3+4 and the reverse), so 7 comes up about 16.7% of the time, while 2 and 12 each appear only 2.8% of the time. That’s why so many board games are built around rolling a seven.

        Popular Uses

        • Board games when the real dice go missing.
        • D&D and other tabletop RPGs, including modifiers like 1d20+5.
        • Maths lessons on probability and averages.
        • Drinking-free party games and family challenges.

        Prefer a wheel? The spinner above is loaded with 1–6, or try the number wheel for any range.

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        Dice Roller FAQ

        Is the dice roller random?

        Yes. Every die uses cryptographic randomness, so each face has an equal chance.

        Can I roll a d20?

        Yes. Choose d20 from the Type menu. A natural 20 or critical fail is highlighted on single d20 rolls.

        How many dice can I roll at once?

        Up to 10 dice of the same type in one roll, with an optional modifier added to the total.

        What is a modifier?

        A number added to or taken away from the total, such as the +5 in 1d20+5 used in tabletop games.

        Does it keep a history?

        Yes. Your last 10 rolls are listed under the dice.

        More Free Wheels

        Need a general picker for any list? Use the main wheel of names spinner, or read our guides on the blog.

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        Choose your dice and roll – fair results every time.

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