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Dice roller

Roll virtual dice — d4 to d100 — with modifiers and totals.

Roll the dice to see your result.

Die

Added to the total (can be negative).

d20 roll

Every roll uses your browser's secure random source, so each face is equally likely. Nothing is uploaded.

Roll history

Recent rolls will appear here.

About the Dice roller

Roll virtual dice for D&D, tabletop RPGs and board games. Pick a die type from d4 to d100 (or set a custom number of sides), roll as many as you need, and add a modifier to the total. For d20 rolls there's a one-tap advantage / disadvantage mode that rolls twice and keeps the higher or lower die. Individual results, the grand total and a roll history are all shown, and every roll uses fair cryptographic randomness in your browser.

Dice roller features

  • 01

    Every die, plus custom

    Standard polyhedral dice — d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 and d100 — are one tap away, or enter a custom number of sides. Roll up to 20 dice at once and add a positive or negative modifier.

  • 02

    Advantage & disadvantage

    For d20 rolls, switch on advantage or disadvantage: the roller throws two d20s and keeps the higher (or lower) one, showing the dropped die struck through — exactly like the tabletop rule.

  • 03

    Totals & roll history

    See each die's value, the summed total with your modifier, and a running history of recent rolls in clear dice notation like 3d6+2. Copy any result in a tap.

Dice roller FAQ

How do I roll a d20 online?
Select the d20 die type and press Roll. You'll get a random number from 1 to 20 plus any modifier you've set, with the total shown large and clear.
What do advantage and disadvantage do?
For a d20, advantage rolls two dice and keeps the higher; disadvantage keeps the lower. Both dice are shown, with the dropped one crossed out, matching the standard tabletop RPG rules.
Can I roll multiple dice and add a bonus?
Yes. Set the number of dice (up to 20) and enter a modifier, positive or negative. The roller adds every die plus the modifier and displays the total, e.g. 3d6+2.
Can I roll dice with a custom number of sides?
Yes. Choose the 'custom' die type and enter any number of sides from 2 upward for unusual dice like a d3, d30 or d1000.
Are the dice rolls fair?
Every roll uses your browser's cryptographically secure random source with unbiased sampling, so each face is equally likely — fairer than most physical dice.

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