Coin Flip
Flip a virtual coin.
Flip a virtual coin.
Press start to play — no sign-up, nothing to install.
How to use Coin Flip
- Click Flip the coin to spin it
- See whether it lands on Heads or Tails
- Watch the running tally track your results across flips
About Coin Flip
Click Flip the coin and a virtual coin spins and lands on Heads or Tails right away — a clean way to just flip a coin whenever you need to settle a two-way call. It answers the plain "heads or tails?" question with a single tap, and a running tally keeps score of how many heads and how many tails you have landed across the session.
Every toss is a genuine 50/50 decided by your browser's random number generator, with no memory of past flips, so it can't run hot or cold. That is the same true-random idea people look for when they reach for a random.org coin flip, and it works as a drop-in alternative to the Google "flip a coin" widget — no search box needed, just open the page and go. Use it to pick who goes first, break a tie, choose between two options, or call a friendly bet.
Because it counts every result as you go, you can flip again and again and watch the heads and tails totals build up — which makes it a simple coin flip simulator or generator for seeing how the numbers even out over many tosses. It's completely free with no account, sign-up, or download, and there are no limits on how many times you flip. Everything — the flip, the randomness, and the score — runs on your own device, so nothing is uploaded or stored.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I flip the coin?
- Click or tap the Flip button and the coin spins and lands on heads or tails instantly. There's nothing to set up, and you can flip as many times as you want.
- Is the coin flip really 50/50?
- Yes. Each flip uses your browser's random number generator to pick heads or tails with an equal chance, and it has no memory of previous flips — so it can't be streaky or biased.
- Does it always land on heads or tails?
- Yes. Every flip resolves to either heads or tails with equal odds, and it never lands on its edge. If you need a quick heads-or-tails call, one tap gives you the answer.
- Is this the same as Google's flip a coin?
- It works the same way as the Google coin flip: a single tap returns a random heads or tails. The difference is it lives right on this page, so you can use it as an alternative without searching first.
- Is it as random as random.org?
- It uses your browser's built-in random number generator, the same kind of true randomness behind a random.org coin flip. Each toss is independent and fair at 50/50, with no pattern carried over from earlier flips.
- Can I use it as a coin flip simulator?
- Yes. Flip repeatedly and the running tally counts your heads and tails, so you can watch the results even out over many flips — a simple coin flip simulator or generator without any extra setup.
- Does it keep score?
- Yes. A running tally shows how many heads and tails you've flipped this session. It resets when you refresh or close the page, so each session starts fresh — nothing is saved.
- What can I use a coin flip for?
- Any two-way decision: who goes first, heads or tails on a bet, choosing between two options, or breaking a tie. It's the classic fair way to decide.
- Is the coin flip free?
- It is 100% free with no account, sign-up, or download. Flip as many times as you like, with no limits.
- Is my data stored anywhere?
- No. The flip and the tally run entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, uploaded, or saved.