Dice roller.
Roll one die or up to six, with any number of sides from 2 to 20. The total is added up for you.
The tool
Dice
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Plenty of routines hang on a roll of the dice. Rehearse alone and it is tempting to roll until the number you wanted to practice comes up. This keeps you honest: one roll, and you work with what you get.
What you can roll.
- Standard dice (Total dice: 1 to 6, Sides: 2 to 20)
How to practice with it.
- Roll once and commit. If the routine takes a different path for each number, a random roll finds the path you have been skipping.
- Roll two or more dice and use the total when the routine calls for a number a spectator arrives at.
- Set Sides to 2 for a quick coin, or to 20 for a game die.
Good to know.
Results come from your browser's built-in random number generator. That is right for the practice room, and wrong for anything with money or security riding on it. Your results stay in your browser. They are not saved, and they are not sent to us.
Inside Trickifi, the Randomizer also draws names, places, favorites, and imagery, and lets you build lists of your own. It lives in the Scratchpad, next to the rest of your practice.
More tools.
- Random playing card generatorWhen you rehearse alone, nobody names a card. This does. Draw one card, up to five, a suit, a color, or a full poker hand.
- Random number generatorPick a number in any range, a 4-digit PIN, a 6-digit code, a phone number, lottery picks, or an age.
- Random date and time generatorDraw a birthday with its age and star sign, a date with its day of the week, a time on a clock face, a zodiac sign, or a weekday.
- Coin flip and quick choicesHeads or tails, yes or no, left or right, odd or even, and eight more two-way choices, decided for you.
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