Coin Flip
Toss a single coin for a quick heads-or-tails, or flip a whole batch and watch the tally add up.
How it works
Leave it on one coin for a simple call, or bump the count up to flip dozens at a time. Hit flip and you'll get an honest heads or tails.
When you flip more than one, we show a tally of heads versus tails plus every individual result, so you can watch how close it lands to a 50-50 split.
Each flip is decided by your browser's secure random generator, giving both sides an equal shot every single time — no bias, no memory of the last flip.
Frequently asked questions
Can I flip more than one coin?
Sure — set the count as high as you like and we'll flip them all together, then break down how many came up heads and tails.
Are heads and tails equally likely?
They are. Every flip is an even 50-50 draw from your browser's cryptographic randomness, with no lean toward either side.
Does a run of heads make tails more likely next?
Nope. Each flip is independent, so a streak of heads doesn't change the odds of the next one — that's the classic gambler's fallacy.