Online Dice Roller for Custom and Multiple Dice Rolls
The online dice roller generates results from standard notation such as 3d6+2 or from sides, count, and modifier settings. Choose d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, d100, or custom sides. It displays each die result, the total after the modifier, and a history of rolls so you can review recent outcomes.
The online dice roller lets you generate dice results using standard notation, such as 3d6+2, or a simple set of sides, count, and modifier. Choose from d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, and d100, or use custom sides. The tool shows each die result, the total with the modifier, and a history of rolls.
You can express a roll in standard dice notation or set its sides, count, and modifier separately. For example, 3d6+2 means rolling three six-sided dice and adding two to their total. The displayed results include the individual dice and the total after the modifier, so you can see how the final value was reached.
Dice notation is a compact way to describe a roll, while the sides/count/modifier form makes those parts explicit. Use the notation when you already have a roll expression to enter, or configure the parts separately when that is more convenient. The range of standard dice and custom sides supports different kinds of rolls without changing the way the results are displayed.
The tool runs entirely in your browser: your input is processed on your device, and no data is sent to a server. It is free and works offline after the page has loaded, so you can roll without an active connection.
This dice roller is useful for developers and DevOps engineers who need a quick random value, as well as anyone rolling for a game or sharing an outcome in a message. The individual results, total, and roll history make it practical for both one-off rolls and repeated use.
Step 1: Choose a standard die type, or set a custom number of sides. The available standard dice are d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, and d100.
Step 2: Set the number of dice and the modifier, or enter a roll in standard notation such as 3d6+2.
Step 3: Roll the dice and check the individual results alongside the total with the modifier applied.
Step 4: Review the roll history, then copy a result and paste it into a message, comment, or other text.
Use case: Make a quick random choice when you need to select between options. A dice roll gives you a straightforward value to use.
Use case: Generate tabletop role-playing game rolls with standard dice such as d20 or combinations such as 3d6+2.
Use case: Roll custom-sided dice when a task calls for a number of sides that is not one of the listed standard types.
Use case: Share a roll result in a chat or message. The individual results and modified total make it easy to communicate the outcome.
Use case: Add a dice result to a code comment or project discussion when you need to document a random selection.
Use case: Check several dice results and their combined total in one place, then use the roll history to review earlier outcomes.