Flip a coin

Toss a virtual coin when you need a quick heads or tails. Every flip is an independent 50/50 chance drawn with your browser’s secure random source.

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Coin

Let a coin toss decide between two sides.

Selected choices stay out of the next draw until you reset.

Your result

The result is chosen first. Animation only reveals it.

Ready when you are.

Add your choices

Add entries to begin.

Recent results

Your picks will appear here.

    Last 20 results · this session only

    How to flip a coin online

    1. Press Flip the coin.
    2. Watch the toss, or turn the animation off for an instant result.
    3. See the last results in the history, or flip again.

    Leave No repeats across draws off for coin tosses. With it on, a side that has come up is taken out, so the second flip can only land on the other side and a third flip has nothing left until you reset.

    Settle it with a coin toss

    Decide who kicks off, who picks first or which of two options to try, or settle any either-or question between two people.

    Questions about your draw

    Is the coin flip really 50/50?

    Yes. Heads and tails have exactly the same chance on every flip, and earlier results never affect the next one.

    Does a run of heads make tails more likely?

    No. Every toss is independent, so the chance stays 50/50 however many heads came before.

    Can I use it for official decisions?

    It suits everyday choices. For regulated or valuable draws, use a documented process with independent checks.