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Dice Roller

Roll common tabletop dice with quantity, modifier and history controls.

✓ Free✓ No signup✓ Mobile ready✓ Browser based

D4 through D100 choicesMultiple dice and modifiersAnimated roll history

Entertainment and casual use

Virtual dice are for casual games and must not be used for gambling or real-money outcomes.

Interactive toolCtrl/Command + Enter to generate

How it works

Select the die type, number of dice and optional modifier, then roll.

Privacy

The included calculation runs in your browser. Results are saved only when you select “Save on device”.

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Guide to this tool

How Dice Roller works in practice

Roll common tabletop dice with quantity, modifier and history controls. To get started: Select the die type, number of dice and optional modifier, then roll. The page is designed around D4 through D100 choices, Multiple dice and modifiers, Animated roll history.

How to use it: Select the die type, number of dice and optional modifier, then roll.

Practical ways to use Dice Roller

Example 1: Replace a missing physical die during a tabletop or classroom activity.
Example 2: Roll several dice for a role-playing game and apply a simple positive or negative modifier.
Example 3: Practice reading common dice notation such as d6, d12 and d20.

Tips for Dice Roller

Choose the die type first, then set the quantity and modifier before starting the roll.
For a standard board-game roll, select d6 and use one or two dice with a modifier of zero.
The animated cube is visual feedback; the numerical result is the value to use when a non-cubic die such as d20 is selected.

What to know before using Dice Roller

Virtual dice are for casual games and must not be used for gambling or real-money outcomes.

Keep participation voluntary and use the result only for casual entertainment. Choose a different method whenever a decision affects money, eligibility, safety, health, legal rights or another high-stakes outcome.

Dice Roller help

Questions about Dice Roller

What do d6 and d20 mean?

The number after d is the number of sides: d6 means a six-sided die and d20 means a twenty-sided die.

What does the modifier do?

The modifier is added to or subtracted from the rolled total after the dice values are generated.

Is the Dice Roller suitable for real-money games?

No. It is a casual browser tool for entertainment and ordinary game play, not gambling or regulated outcomes.