Online Dice Roller

Dice Roller

Roll one to ten six-sided dice online with animated dice, optional sound, individual die values, totals, doubles detection, and roll history.

Ready to roll dice.

How many dice?

Roll one to ten six-sided dice. Hear the dice tumble, watch them stop, and keep the final faces on screen until your next roll.

Roll history

Rolls will appear here.

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Dice Roller: Setup and Example Results

These captures show the current English controls on desktop and phone. Follow the steps below each image; your random results will vary. Select an image to view it at full size.

Set up on desktop

Dice Roller: desktop setup and controls
Choose one to ten six-sided dice and turn the dice sound on or off. Press the roll button beneath the dice.

Read the result

Dice Roller: completed example and available controls
Read each die and the total after the dice stop. Previous rolls appear in Roll history; changing the quantity prepares a different pool.

Use it on a phone

Dice Roller: phone layout with a completed example
On a phone, the tool and controls stack vertically. Read each die and the total after the dice stop. Previous rolls appear in Roll history; changing the quantity prepares a different pool.

About this tool

What is an Online Dice Roller?

The Dice Roller is a digital replacement for standard six-sided dice. Choose how many dice you need, from one to ten, and the tool generates each die independently before displaying the individual faces and combined total.

The interface is designed to feel like rolling real dice rather than using a plain random-number box. The dice animate during the roll, a short sound can play, and the result area keeps the dice visible so players can read each value before rolling again.

A history panel records recent rolls, which is useful for games, probability exercises, classroom demonstrations, and situations where you want to verify the sequence of results.

How to Use Dice Roller

1

Choose how many dice to roll

Select any quantity from one to ten six-sided dice. One die produces a value from 1–6, while multiple dice produce separate results plus a combined total.

2

Turn sound on or off

Keep sound enabled for a more game-like roll, or turn it off for classrooms, offices, late-night sessions, or any environment where silent results are better.

3

Press Roll dice

The dice animate together and then settle on their random faces. Each die is generated separately, so adding more dice does not change the probability of an individual die face.

4

Read the total

The tool adds all dice automatically. This is useful for board games, 2d6 systems, 3d6 checks, or any game where the sum matters more than individual faces.

5

Check recent rolls

The roll history shows the individual dice and total from previous throws. Clear the history whenever you begin a new game or activity.

Features and Modes

Roll 1 die

Use a single digital die for a simple random result from 1 to 6. This is the closest replacement for throwing one physical six-sided die.

Roll 2 dice

Two dice are common in board games and probability exercises. The tool shows both faces and automatically calculates their total.

Roll 3 to 10 dice

Increase the quantity when a game or activity requires larger dice pools. Every die remains visible and the total updates after each roll.

Dice sound and animation

The motion and optional sound make the tool feel more like a real game action while keeping the result fast and easy to read.

Secure random dice results

Each die value is generated in your browser with the Web Crypto random-number API. The animation and sound present the roll; they do not change the selected values.

Common Uses

Board games

Use the roller when physical dice are missing, hard to read, or inconvenient on a shared screen.

Classroom probability

Roll repeated dice sets and compare totals, frequencies, doubles, and individual faces during probability lessons.

Remote games

Share your screen during an online game so everyone can see the same animated result.

Quick random choices

A single die can choose among six options, while multiple dice can create larger score ranges and game outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many dice can I roll?

You can roll between one and ten standard six-sided dice at the same time.

Does the dice roller show the total?

Yes. It shows each die face and the combined total after every roll.

Can I turn off the dice sound?

Yes. Use the Sound effects switch to make the roller silent.

Are the dice generated independently?

Yes. Each six-sided die is generated separately with values from 1 through 6.