🎲 Utility Pickers

Flip a Coin

Heads or tails? Toss a fair virtual coin — or flip up to 10 coins at once — and keep track of every result.

A fair coin toss, anywhere

No coin in your pocket? Flip a coin online with this realistic 3D coin toss. Each flip is a perfect 50/50 chance of heads or tails, using your browser’s secure random number generator. Flip one coin to settle a decision, or up to ten at once for probability lessons and games.

How to flip the coin

  1. Choose how many coins to flip: 1, 2, 3, 5 or 10.
  2. Press Flip coin — or press Space or Enter on a keyboard.
  3. See the result, the running heads/tails tally and your last 30 flips.

When to flip a coin

  • Sports kick-offs — who serves, kicks off or picks ends.
  • Quick decisions between two options.
  • Board games that need a coin toss.
  • Maths class: probability experiments with multiple coins.

Probability lesson in one click

Flip ten coins many times and watch the Heads % stat. With a few flips it jumps around; with hundreds it settles close to 50%. That is the law of large numbers in action. You might also notice streaks — five heads in a row is more common than people expect, and it does not mean the coin is unfair. Each flip is independent.

Need more than two outcomes? Use the Dice Roller, the Yes or No Wheel or the Decision Wheel.

Coin Flip — FAQ

Is the online coin flip fair?

Yes. Each flip has exactly a 50% chance of heads and 50% chance of tails, using a cryptographically secure random generator.

Can I flip more than one coin?

Yes. Flip 1, 2, 3, 5 or 10 coins at once.

Does it keep track of results?

Yes. It counts heads, tails and the heads percentage, and shows your last 30 flips.

Can I use the keyboard?

Yes. Press Space or Enter to flip.