Dice RollerNEW
Roll up to six dice of many sides and keep a history
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AllFreeTool is a free online dice roller that throws any number of dice with 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 20 or 100 sides. Each roll is animated, the total is shown, and every throw is kept in a history list together with the formula you rolled. It works entirely in your browser, so nothing is installed and no roll is ever uploaded.
It is handy for tabletop games, for deciding who does what in a group, for picking a random number in a role-playing session, or for any situation where a die is the fairest way to break a tie. The history makes it easy to look back at what was rolled without losing track of the running narrative of a game.
Why use Dice Roller on AllFreeTool?
Seven Die Types
Roll d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 or d100, with any number of dice at once.
Rolling Animation
Each throw plays a short animation so the result reads clearly as a roll.
Roll History
Every throw is recorded with its total and the formula that produced it.
Copy Formula
Copy the dice formula directly so you can paste it into a game tool or chat.
How to use Dice Roller
Choose Your Dice
Set how many dice to roll and pick the number of sides for each.
Roll
Press the roll button and watch the animation land on the results.
Read the Totals
Check the total, then look back at the roll history or copy the formula.
Common questions
What dice sizes can I roll?＋
You can choose d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 and d100, and roll any number of dice of that type in one throw. The total shown is the sum of every die, and the history lists each individual result alongside the formula.
Is the roll fair and random?＋
Yes, each die is generated with the random number function built into your browser, and the tool is designed for games and casual decisions. Because the generation happens on your own device, no server is involved in the outcome at any point.
What does the copy formula button do?＋
It puts the dice expression, such as 3d6, on your clipboard so you can paste it into a character sheet, a game tool or a chat message. This is handy when you want to keep playing with the same dice after switching applications.
Is the roll history saved anywhere?＋
No. The history exists only in the current page and is cleared when you reload or close it. Nothing about your rolls is uploaded, and there is no account to create and no limit on how often you can roll.