Physics-Based Dice Roller
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A free web app that rolls dice with a physics simulation. You can roll several dice at once, choose the type (d4 to d20) and color of each, and tap or flick to throw them. Options include motion trails, sound and phone tilt.
At a glance
Physics-Based Dice Roller gives you a browser dice tray that shows each face and adds the values. It is worth keeping handy for a tabletop session when you want a quick roll with the feel of throwing dice.
Good fit
Tabletop players and teachers who need a visual roll with a mix of common polyhedral dice.
Consider something else when
Use a dedicated rules roller if you need modifiers, keep-highest formulas, roll history or a result that another player can independently audit.
Start here
Open Settings, add a die with the plus button and close the panel. Press Space or click the tray. The result chip shows individual faces and their sum once the dice settle.
Cost and requirements
The author presents the browser roller as free, and the desktop trial needed no sign-in or installation. Settings include separate die types, motion trails and sound.
Limits to know
The trial confirmed three six-sided dice and a displayed total. It did not measure statistical fairness, check phone tilt or verify synchronization between players.
Sources checked 2026-11-05. Source-based assessment.
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