How many dice can I roll?

One to six at a time. Roll the number your game needs, from a single die to a full set of six.

How do I read the total?

The total shows under the dice when you roll more than one. A single die just shows its own face.

Are the rolls really random?

They use the random numbers in your browser: good enough for a game, but not certified randomness and not for gambling or betting.

OwnScreen

Dice roller

Roll one to six dice on any screen. The pips tumble and land in the sign’s colors, with the total shown when you roll more than one. Free, with no app.

Start Open fullscreen Customize in the editor

Free, no account needed. The link holds the whole sign.

Dice for games, boards and classrooms

Roll for a board game, decide a move or hand out a random number in class. One screen shows every die at once, big enough for the table or the back of the room to read.

The faces come from your browser’s random numbers. That is fine for a game, but it is not certified randomness, and it is not for gambling or betting.

Put it on a TV

Make it above. The preview is exactly what the screen shows.
Open it on the screen. Press Open fullscreen on that device, or send yourself the link. For a TV with an account, open ownscreen.com/tv and enter its code on your phone.
Leave it running. It fits any screen size and asks the screen to stay on.

Questions

How many dice can I roll?: One to six at a time. Roll the number your game needs, from a single die to a full set of six.
How do I read the total?: The total shows under the dice when you roll more than one. A single die just shows its own face.
Are the rolls really random?: They use the random numbers in your browser: good enough for a game, but not certified randomness and not for gambling or betting.