Flip a coin: heads or tails online
Tap the button and let the coin decide
Tap “Flip a coin” to start.
How to use it
- Choose how many coins Keep 1 coin or pick 2, 3, 5 or 10 under Coins per flip.
- Tap Flip a coin In a second each coin lands heads or tails, with equal chances.
- Check the tally See total heads and tails, their percentage and the latest flips. Reset whenever you like.
What to flip a coin for
Who goes first, who pays or which movie tonight? When nobody agrees, flipping a coin is still the fastest and most neutral way to decide. Tap “Flip a coin” and in a second you get heads or tails. Need more? Flip 2, 3, 5 or 10 coins at once and see how many heads and tails came up. The tally and the latest flips stay on screen, so it also works for a probability lesson: after many flips you will see the percentage get close to 50%. Every result comes from your browser's cryptographic random generator, with no tricks and nothing saved.
- Who goes first?
- Who pays for coffee?
- Pick a side in soccer
- Choose between two movies
- Decide who serves in tennis
- Pizza or tacos?
- Whose turn to do the dishes
- Pick the team captain
- Probability experiment in class
- Flip 10 coins at once
Where to use it and what to keep in mind
Use it for games and everyday choices. Don't use it for money bets: the result is random, but it is not certified as an official draw.
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Frequently asked questions
Is an online coin flip fair?
Yes. Each flip uses your browser's cryptographic random generator and discards values that could tilt the result, so heads and tails have exactly the same chance.
If it landed heads three times, is tails more likely next?
No. Every flip is independent: the coin doesn't remember earlier ones, so the chance stays 50% for each side. Only over many flips does the tally get close to half.
Can I flip several coins at once?
Yes. Choose 2, 3, 5 or 10 under “Coins per flip” to see every coin and the total heads and tails for that toss.
