Online Dice Roller

Roll virtual dice with any number of sides, plus a modifier

Common dice

Sides

Dice

Modifier

How to Use

Rolls up to 10 virtual dice with anywhere from 2 to 100 sides. Six-sided dice are drawn with pips like real ones, and an optional modifier is added to the total for you.

Tap one of the 'Common dice': d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 or d100. For anything else, type a number from 2 to 100 into 'Sides'.

Set 'Dice' to how many you want to roll at once, up to 10.

If the roll has a bonus or penalty, enter it in 'Modifier', for example 5 or -2. Leave it at 0 otherwise.

Press 'Roll Dice'. The dice tumble briefly and stop; with two or more dice, or with a modifier, a 'Total' appears.

'Copy result' copies the roll as text such as '2d6+3: 4, 5 (Total 12)'. 'Recent Results' keeps your last 10 rolls.

Pro Tips

Dice notation maps straight onto the fields: for 3d6+2, tap d6, set Dice to 3 and Modifier to 2.
All dice in one roll share the same number of sides, so a mixed pool like 1d8+1d6 takes two rolls.
For ranges above 100, use the Random Number Generator.

Use Cases

The most common reasons to roll dice online:

D&D and other tabletop RPGs

Attack rolls, damage rolls and percentile rolls.

Example: For a 1d20+5 attack roll, tap d20 and set Modifier to 5. For a Call of Cthulhu skill roll, tap d100 and get 1–100 directly.

Board games with a missing die

Monopoly, Catan, backgammon and similar games.

Example: Set Dice to 2 and read the pips and the total. In Catan the robber moves on a 7, which is also the most likely total.

Deciding turn order

Everyone rolls and the highest goes first.

Example: Only players who tie need to roll again.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I roll 7 so often with two dice?

It's the most likely total: 6 of the 36 possible combinations add up to 7 (about 16.7%). With a single die every face has the same 1-in-6 chance.

How is the modifier applied?

It is added once to the sum of all dice, not to each die. Rolling 2d6 with a modifier of 3 and getting 4 and 5 shows '9 + 3 = 12'. Modifiers from -100 to 100 are accepted.