Flip a coin online
Coin is selected. Press the button to flip, and your last ten results stay on screen for this visit.
- Runs on your device
- No sign-up
- Works offline after a visit
Heads or tails, decided by secure randomness.
This page opens the random picker with Coin selected, so the only step is to press the button. Each flip gives heads or tails, decided by secure randomness, and the last ten results stay listed on screen for this visit.
Each flip is independent, so a run of heads does not make tails more likely on the next flip. If you need to choose between more than two options, the random picker draws from a list of names instead.
How it works
- Choose names, a number, a coin or dice.
- Enter your names or range, and how many you need.
- Press the button. The last ten results stay on screen for this visit.
Questions
Does a run of heads make tails more likely?
No. Each flip is an independent choice, so the chance of tails stays the same after any number of heads. A streak of heads is normal in a long run of flips.
How long are the last ten results kept?
They stay on screen for this visit only. Once you close or reload the page they are gone, so write down any result you need to keep.
Is the random picker truly random?
It uses crypto.getRandomValues, the browser’s cryptographic random source, and discards values that would tilt the result. Every name, number and face has the same chance.
Does it keep my list of names?
No. The list stays in the box on this page. Nothing is uploaded, and the history is cleared when you close or reload the page.
Can the same name win twice?
Not in one draw. Winners are different names from your list. Tick “Remove winners from the list” to take them out before the next draw.
Are coin flips fair?
Each flip is an independent 50/50 choice made with secure randomness. The tally counts the flips made in this visit.
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