Dice Roller gives you virtual dice with custom sides and quantity when physical dice are missing or you need unusual polyhedral counts.
Set sides (for example 6 or 20), set how many dice to roll, then hit Roll for tabletop turns, board-game nights, and probability demos.
Randomness is suitable for casual play. Skip it for gambling products or security-sensitive draws that need audited generators.
What Dice Roller does
It samples each die independently within the side range you configure.
- Sides field for faces per die
- Count field for how many dice to throw
- Roll button producing the set of results
- Repeat rolls without reloading the page
Who Dice Roller is for
- RPG groups needing a d20 when the bag is empty
- Teachers demonstrating fair outcomes in probability lessons
- Board-game hosts replacing lost dice mid-session
- Streamers showing rolls on a shared browser tab
How to use Dice Roller
1. Enter Sides (defaults to 6 for a standard die).
2. Enter Count for the number of dice.
3. Press Roll.
4. Read the individual outcomes in the result area, then roll again as needed.
Features
- Configurable sides beyond a fixed six-sider
- Multi-dice rolls in one action
- No account friction during game night
- Browser-side generation for low latency
- Companion tools for coin tosses and number ranges
- Easy /tools/dice-roller/ link for remote players
Examples
- Sides 20, count 1 for a classic RPG check.
- Sides 6, count 2 to mimic common board-game pairs.
- Sides 10, count 4 when a homebrew system needs multiple d10s.
- Raise count to eight for a quick damage pool demo.
Tips and limits
- Sides and count should be positive integers; zero-sided dice are invalid.
- Agree house rules before re-rolling contested results.
- Not cryptographically secure; do not draw prize winners with it.
- Very large counts may clutter the result display; keep pools readable.
Related tools
- Random Number Generator Draw integers or decimals in any min/max range when dice sides do not fit.
- Coin Flip Settle binary choices with a simple heads or tails toss.
FAQ
Is Dice Roller free?
Roll online on BeeForge without a fee or user account. Change sides and count as often as you like.
Are rolls stored on a server?
Each roll is generated in the page. There is no campaign log unless you copy results yourself.
Can I use Dice Roller on a phone at the table?
Yes. Keep sides and count visible before tapping Roll so nobody disputes the setup.
What if a roll looks stuck on one number?
Verify sides is greater than 1. A one-sided die always returns the same face.
May I link this for remote players?
Share /tools/dice-roller/ in your session notes so everyone uses the same roller.