Dice Rolling Simulator
Roll a virtual six-sided die. Perfect for games, decision-making, and random number generation. Press the button or spacebar to roll the dice.
Press Space to roll
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What is a Dice Rolling Simulator?
A Dice Rolling Simulator is a digital tool that replicates rolling a six-sided die. It randomly generates a number from 1 to 6 with equal probability for each outcome, just like a standard dice roll. The simulator includes a roll animation and shows the result using dice face graphics.
This tool is perfect for board games, tabletop games, decision-making, or any situation where you need a random number from 1 to 6. All rolls happen locally in your browser, and the simulator tracks your roll history and statistics.
Common Use Cases
- Board games: Replace physical dice when playing digitally.
- Tabletop RPGs: Roll for attacks, ability checks, or damage.
- Decision-making: Choose randomly from 1–6 options.
- Teaching probability: Observe distribution over many rolls.
- Random number generation: Get a fair 1–6 value for any use.
How It Works
The Dice Rolling Simulator uses JavaScript's Math.random() to pick a number from 1 to 6. Each face has an equal 1/6 chance. The outcome is shown with a dice face image, and the last 50 rolls are stored for history and statistics. All processing happens in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
The simulator uses Math.random(), a pseudorandom number generator. It is fair for everyday use: each face has a 1/6 chance. For cryptography or strict randomness, a different source would be needed.
Yes. Press Space to roll. You can also click the dice area or the "Roll Dice" button.
No. Rolls and history exist only in the current page. Refreshing or closing the tab clears everything. Nothing is sent to our servers.