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Flip a Coin

Flip a Coin

Flip a coin online when a yes/no or heads-or-tails decision is enough. You can toss multiple coins at once and count heads and tails.

Heads: 1

Tails: 0

Heads

Purpose

Make a fast two-way random decision or count multiple coin results.

How to use

  1. Set the coin count.
  2. Flip the coins.
  3. Check heads, tails, and the full result list.

Examples

  • Heads or tails
  • Quick team side decision
  • Simple game rule
  • Multiple coin count

Notes

  • Coin results are simulated by browser random logic.
  • Use agreed rules before making an important decision.

FAQ

Can I flip multiple coins?

Yes. Set the coin count before flipping.

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