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Dice Roller — Roll Virtual Dice
Roll d6, d20, or custom dice with quantity. Sum results for tabletop games — free in browser.
Dice Roller on FYN Tools is a free Utility Tools utility. Open Dice Roller in your browser — no signup required. Dice Roller: Rolls one or more dice and shows the total. Input: Die type and count. Output: Face values and sum. Related: QR Code Generator.
Privacy & processing: Runs in your browser on FYN Tools — no account required for basic use.
TL;DR: Dice Roller: Rolls one or more dice and shows the total. Input: Die type and count. Output: Face values and sum.
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Data input / output
| Inputs | Tool-specific fields (lists, timers, preferences) |
|---|---|
| Outputs | On-screen result; optional local save |
| Formats | Browser session or localStorage |
| Limits | Data may clear if browser storage is wiped |
| Processing | Client-side (browser) |
How to Use the Dice Roller
- Select the number of dice you want to roll
- Choose the type of dice (6-sided, 20-sided, etc.)
- Click 'Roll Dice' to generate random results
- View individual dice results and total sum
- Roll again as many times as needed
What is a Dice Roller?
Dice Roller: Rolls one or more dice and shows the total.
Inputs: Die type and count. Outputs: Face values and sum. Mistake to avoid: assuming cryptographic fairness for gambling — this is a casual roller.
Dice Roller: Rolls one or more dice and shows the total.
How it works
You set die type and count in the live panel. Dice Roller then rolls one or more dice and shows the total. Results show as face values and sum.
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Usage scenarios
- Board game: Roll 2d6 without hunting physical dice.
- RPG check: Roll a d20 and read the face.
- Classroom random: Pick a number 1–6 for a student.
Input / Output Examples
Input
Die type and count
Output
Face values and sum
Input
Open /dice-roller and run a second sample
Output
Face values and sum (iterate settings if the tool has options)
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of dice can I roll?+
You can roll standard dice including 4-sided (D4), 6-sided (D6), 8-sided (D8), 10-sided (D10), 12-sided (D12), 20-sided (D20), and 100-sided (D100) dice.
How many dice can I roll at once?+
You can roll up to 10 dice simultaneously, which is perfect for most board games and role-playing game scenarios.
Are the dice rolls truly random?+
Yes, our dice roller uses cryptographically secure random number generation to ensure fair and unbiased results for all your gaming needs.
Can I use this for Dungeons & Dragons?+
Absolutely! Our dice roller supports all standard D&D dice types including D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, and D20, making it perfect for tabletop RPGs.
Key Features
- Roll dice
- Customizable sides
- Multiple dice
- Dice quantity
- Roll history
- Sum display
- Individual dice results
- Visual dice display
Benefits
Dice Roller runs without installing desktop software
Accepts: Die type and count
Returns: Face values and sum
When to Use Dice Roller
- When you need rolls one or more dice and shows the total. without another app
- When your input looks like: Die type and count
Advantages
- Dice Roller runs without installing desktop software
- Accepts: Die type and count
- Returns: Face values and sum
- How-to and FAQs for Dice Roller live on the same page
Tips
- Read the Privacy & processing note before you paste secrets.
- Assuming cryptographic fairness for gambling — this is a casual roller.
- Copy Dice Roller output immediately if you will close the tab.
Common Mistakes
Assuming cryptographic fairness for gambling — this is a casual roller.
Treating one run as final without checking units or a second sample.
Ignoring related tools when the next step is resize, compress, or convert.
Summary
Use Dice Roller on this page, then browse related utility tools linked below.