Free Online Dice Roller
Roll up to six dice with 4 to 20 sides. Space bar to roll.
- 100% free
- No signup
- Private: stays in your browser
- Updated November 2026
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How to roll the dice
- 1
Choose how many dice (1 to 6) and how many sides: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12 or d20.
- 2
Press Roll or the space bar. The dice tumble and the total appears underneath.
- 3
Press F for a giant projector view the whole class can see.
An online dice roller for class games and math
This online dice roller replaces the handful of dice that always roll off the table. Roll up to six dice at once, see the total instantly, and put them on the projector so everyone sees the same result. Six-sided dice show real pips, which helps younger students practice subitizing, while other dice show the number.
Switch between d4, d6, d8, d10, d12 and d20 dice for different games and math lessons. A pair of six-sided dice is perfect for addition facts, two d10s make two-digit numbers, and a d20 adds suspense to review games.
Every face has the same chance on every roll. Because nothing physical is involved, there are no lost dice, no noise and no arguments about a die that landed on its edge.
Classroom ideas for dice
Roll and add
Roll two dice and have students write the addition sentence. Use three dice for a challenge.
Multiplication roll
Roll two d10s and multiply. Students check each other's answers on whiteboards.
Probability chart
Roll two dice 50 times and graph the totals. Why does 7 come up most?
Review game points
Answer a question correctly, then roll to see how many points the team earns.
Story dice
Roll to choose a character, a setting and a problem from three numbered lists.
Exercise breaks
Roll a die for the number of jumping jacks or stretches in a brain break.
Frequently asked questions
Are the dice fair?
Yes. Every face has exactly the same chance on every roll, and each roll is independent of the last.
What kinds of dice can I roll?
Four, six, eight, ten, twelve and twenty-sided dice, up to six at a time.
Does it add up the dice?
Yes. With two or more dice, the total shows under the dice. You can turn it off if students should add them up themselves.
Can I use it on an interactive whiteboard?
Yes. Tap Roll on the board, or press F for a fullscreen view.
Is the dice roller free?
Yes, free with no signup. Ads never appear in the fullscreen view.