Coin Flip

Heads or tails? Give the wheel a flip for a fair, random coin toss — perfect for settling bets, picking who goes first, or making a quick call.

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How to use it

Give it a flip
Tap the wheel to toss the coin — no real coin needed.
Watch it land
The wheel spins and lands on heads or tails at random.
Call it
Read your result and flip again as many times as you like.

When to flip a coin

A coin flip is the classic tiebreaker: decide who kicks off, settle a friendly bet, choose between two options, or make a snap decision when you just can't pick. Two outcomes, perfectly even odds.

Is the coin flip fair?

Yes. Every flip uses your browser's secure random generator, so heads and tails are equally likely on each toss — just like a real, balanced coin. You can even add a rare 'edge' outcome for fun.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Coin Flip free, and does it work on my phone?: It costs nothing and needs no sign-up. It works on phones, tablets, and computers, and stays usable offline once it's loaded — ready even without a signal.
Are heads and tails equally likely?: Yes. Each flip uses your browser's secure random generator independently, with an equal chance of heads or tails every time — past flips never influence the next one.
Can I flip several coins at once?: Flip, note the result, then flip again — repeat for as many coins as you need. The results panel keeps a short history so you can recount a multi-coin flip afterward.
Can I add a rare third outcome?: Yes. Add an 'edge' entry and turn on weighted slices with a very low weight, so it's technically possible but stays rare, just like a real coin landing on its edge.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Coin Flip free, and does it work on my phone?

It costs nothing and needs no sign-up. It works on phones, tablets, and computers, and stays usable offline once it's loaded — ready even without a signal.

Are heads and tails equally likely?

Yes. Each flip uses your browser's secure random generator independently, with an equal chance of heads or tails every time — past flips never influence the next one.

Can I flip several coins at once?

Flip, note the result, then flip again — repeat for as many coins as you need. The results panel keeps a short history so you can recount a multi-coin flip afterward.

Can I add a rare third outcome?

Yes. Add an 'edge' entry and turn on weighted slices with a very low weight, so it's technically possible but stays rare, just like a real coin landing on its edge.

How to use it

Give it a flip

Watch it land

Call it

When to flip a coin

Is the coin flip fair?

Frequently asked questions

How to use it

Give it a flip

Watch it land

Call it

When to flip a coin

Is the coin flip fair?

Frequently asked questions