Online Dice Free

Roll a Die Online

A quick, fair virtual die for any game. Roll a single six-sided die, or up to ten dice of any common size from d4 to d100.

Tap a die to hold it between rolls. Press the space bar to roll.

Pick the right die for your game

DieRangeCommon uses
d41–4Dagger damage, small healing spells, kids' counting games
d61–6Monopoly, Catan, Yahtzee, Risk, Ludo, most board games
d81–8Longsword damage, hit dice for many RPG classes
d101–10World of Darkness dice pools, percentile rolls (paired)
d121–12Greataxe damage, picking a month at random
d201–20Attack rolls, saving throws and ability checks in D&D
d1001–100Random tables, percentage chances, loot rolls

Holding dice and rerolling

Many games let you keep some dice and reroll the rest. Tap a die to mark it HELD and it won't change on the next roll. Tap it again to release it. This makes the roller work for Yahtzee, Farkle, Ship Captain & Crew and other "keep the best" games. For a full Yahtzee game with scoring, head to our online Yahtzee.

Rolling with a modifier?

If you need something like 1d20 + 4, 2d6 + 1d4 or advantage and disadvantage, the D&D dice roller understands standard dice notation and adds everything up for you.

Frequently asked questions

How do I roll a single die?

Press the − button until the counter shows 1, choose the number of sides, then press Roll. You can also press the space bar to roll.

What is a d6, d10 or d20?

The "d" stands for die and the number is how many sides it has. A d6 is the ordinary cube, a d20 is the 20-sided die used in Dungeons & Dragons, and a d100 (also called percentile dice) gives a number from 1 to 100.

Is a virtual die as fair as a real one?

It is usually fairer. Real dice can have rounded edges, air bubbles or uneven pips. Our roller uses your browser's cryptographic random number generator, so every face has exactly the same chance.

Can I replace lost dice from a board game with this?

Absolutely. Set the number of dice your game uses (Monopoly and Catan use two, Yahtzee uses five, Risk uses up to three) and keep this page open on a phone at the table.

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