Dice Roller
See every die and the summed total from bulk rolls, with a 3D animated die and session history.
Last updated: May 10, 2026
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Dice Roller
A versatile Online Dice Roller for tabletop games, RPGs, or probability testing. The interactive mode renders a die in 3D, spins it through a realistic rolling animation, and records every result in a session history of your last 50 rolls so you can review a streak at a glance. The batch generator rolls up to 10,000 dice at once, prints each face value in your chosen layout with a custom separator, and calculates the summed total alongside them. Every number comes from your browser's own random generator and is computed locally, so game nights and classroom experiments stay private. Results can be copied to the clipboard or downloaded as a text file in seconds.
Why This Tool Exists
What makes this useful — and why I built it this way.
Perfect for RPGs: Quick pool rolls and totals for tabletop sessions.
No Missing Dice: A digital backup for tabletop gaming.
Fast & Private: Computed entirely on your device.
Auditable Totals: Every individual die is listed beside the sum, so you can verify the math.
Ready to Share: Copy or download results for game logs, spreadsheets, or homework.
When You'd Use This
Real situations where this tool saves the day.
Tabletop RPGs (D&D, Pathfinder).
Board games missing physical pieces.
Statistics and probability simulations.
Classrooms: Demonstrating averages and variance by rolling handfuls of dice.
Decision Making: Settle yes-or-no choices by treating a roll of 4 or higher as yes.
Using Dice Roller
It's straightforward — here's how it works.
Choose interactive mode for a single animated roll, or generator mode for bulk rolls.
Set how many dice to roll in the generator, up to 10,000 at once.
Pick your output layout: one line or one roll per line, with your own separator.
Roll to see every face value together with the summed total.
Copy or download the results, and review your recent roll history as you go.
Questions People Ask
Honest answers about how this works.
Can I really roll custom-sided dice?
Great question. The interactive die and the batch generator both produce faces from 1 to 6, so every breakdown and total you see is built from standard six-sided rolls. If your game needs a different range, open our Random Number Generator, which picks values across any custom minimum and maximum you set.
Are my rolls stored anywhere or sent to a server?
No. Rolls are produced by your browser's random number generator and kept only in the page's memory. Your recent roll history disappears the moment you close or refresh the tab, and no result is ever transmitted or logged.
How is the final total calculated?
The tool lists every individual die result and then adds them together, showing the sum right beside the full breakdown. You can check the arithmetic yourself, which is especially useful when a modifier is applied to the combined total rather than to each die.
Can I format or export the results?
Yes. In batch mode you choose a single line or one roll per line, set your own separator such as a comma or space, then copy the text to your clipboard or download it as a file for spreadsheets and scripts.
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