Dice Roller

This is not a flat number swap. Tap the button and watch a real 3D die tumble through the air before it settles.

Report

Dice stage

Keep your eyes on it: the die lifts, tumbles, bounces once, then settles on the final face.

Current Roll

Press the button to see which face the die lands on.

Log

Recent Rolls

Pick how many dice

Use the toolbar dropdown to choose 1 to 6 dice; the stage rearranges automatically.

Tap Roll The Die

Hit the red Roll button. The 3D dice toss, spin, and bounce on landing — no instant number swap.

Read result and log

The right panel shows the current value and total. The history below keeps the last 12 rolls for quick reference.

Is the result actually random?

Yes. Each value comes from the browser's built-in random generator. The 3D animation visualises the throw; it never decides the number afterward.

Why use a 3D animation instead of an instant number?

Many situations care about the feel of the roll, not only the value. A 3D toss makes online rolling closer to a real tabletop experience — great for games, streams, and shared moments.

Can I roll multiple dice at once?

Yes. The toolbar supports up to 6 dice. Multi-dice mode shows each die's face and the total together, useful for damage rolls, checks, or group mini-games.

What is the history panel for?

It keeps the last 12 rolls so you can review results, settle disputes, or preserve the flow of a game. Use "Clear History" to wipe everything at once.

Is this suitable for gambling or high-stakes decisions?

No. It is meant for entertainment, casual play, teaching, and general random choice. If money, legal rules, or formal competition are involved, use approved equipment and procedures for that setting.

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