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Coin Flip

Flip a virtual coin and get heads or tails. The coin spins in 3D, you can flip up to five at once, and the result is decided by your browser’s secure random generator.

H

Heads

T

Tails

Ready when you are

Each flip is decided by your browser’s secure random generator: exactly 50 / 50, and the animation only shows the result.

Flip a Coin Online: Heads or Tails

Can’t decide? Flip a coin. This online coin toss gives a true 50/50 result with a satisfying 3D animation, so it works for settling debates, choosing who goes first, or picking a side in a game.

Key features

  • Fair 50 / 50: Each flip is decided by the browser’s cryptographically secure random generator before the animation starts.
  • 1 to 5 coins: Flip several coins at once and see the number of heads and tails.
  • Live statistics: Track total flips, the percentage of heads, current streak and the last 20 results.
  • Works everywhere: Runs in your browser on phones, tablets and desktops, with reduced-motion support.

Is an online coin flip fair?

Yes. The outcome is chosen with crypto.getRandomValues, which has no bias, so heads and tails are equally likely. In short runs you will still see streaks. That’s normal: five heads in a row happens about once in every 16 sets of five flips.

Common uses

Deciding who starts a game, resolving a tie, settling a friendly bet, choosing between two options, or teaching probability in class.

Frequently asked questions

Is this coin flip really 50/50?

Yes. Each flip uses your browser’s secure random generator with no bias, so heads and tails each have exactly a 50% chance.

Why do I sometimes get many heads in a row?

Streaks are a normal part of randomness. The chance of five heads in a row is about 3%, and over many flips streaks like this will happen.

Can I flip more than one coin?

Yes. Choose 1, 2, 3 or 5 coins. The tool shows how many landed heads and tails.

Does the animation affect the result?

No. The result is decided first, then the coin animates to land on it.

Is the coin flip saved or sent anywhere?

No. Everything runs in your browser. Your stats reset when you close the page.