Flip a Coin: Heads or Tails Online
Tap the coin or the button and get heads or tails. The result is picked first and the animation only shows it, so every flip is a clean 50/50.
When a coin flip is a good way to decide
A coin works when two options are about equal and you are stuck. Many people notice something useful while the coin is in the air: they catch themselves hoping for one side. If you feel that, you already know your answer.
Is the online coin flip fair?
Yes. Each flip uses the secure random number generator built into your browser. Past flips do not affect the next one, so a streak of five heads does not make tails more likely.
Heads or tails: the odds
A fair coin lands on each side half of the time. Over a few flips you can see long runs, which is normal. The more you flip, the closer the counter gets to 50 percent.
FAQ
Is a coin flip really 50/50?
A fair coin is 50/50. This tool uses a random number to pick the side, so the odds are exactly even.
Can I use it to make a decision?
Yes. Give heads to one option and tails to the other before you flip. If you want more than two options, try the Yes or No wheel with your own choices.
Does it remember my flips?
The counter and history stay on the page only. Reload the page and they reset.
Can I flip more than one coin?
Flip again for each coin. The counter keeps the total of heads and tails across all your flips.
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