Coin Flip Simulator
Flip one coin or up to 1000 at once, then compare the heads and tails counts, their share and the longest streak. Best of plays a series one round at a time. Everything runs in your browser.
Ready
No flips yet. Press Flip to throw the first coin.
Press Space to flip without reaching for the mouse.
For a Yes/No coin toss, use one coin: Heads = Yes; Tails = No. The result is a random choice, not a prediction.
Accuracy. A fair 50 to 50 draw from the browser's own cryptographic randomness, never a pattern or a seed. It cannot know anything about the decision you are making with it.
Common questions
- Is the flip actually random?
- Each flip uses crypto.getRandomValues, the cryptographic random generator built into your browser. A uniform 32-bit draw is mapped onto two equally likely faces. The range contains exactly as many even as odd values, so heads and tails each have a 50% chance. Flips are independent: a run of five heads leaves the sixth flip at 50 to 50.
- Can it flip more than one coin at a time?
- The count field takes any whole number from 1 to 1000, with buttons for 1, 10 and 100. Every coin is an independent draw. Pressing Flip again adds the new coins to the tally: three presses of 100 count 300 flips. The limit of 1000 applies to one throw.
- What does the longest streak mean?
- It is the longest unbroken run of one face in this tally, counted across throws. When two runs tie for the longest, the one that reached that length first keeps the record. A streak describes previous flips and does not change the chance of the next one.
- Is any of this saved?
- The tally is remembered on your device if browser storage is available. The main simulator and the game page have separate tallies. A flip or Reset tally saves the updated counts and streaks immediately; opening a page only reads its saved tally. Individual flips and the recent throw log are not stored. Nothing is uploaded.
- Can two people play a coin flip game?
- Agree who has heads and who has tails, then switch to Best of. Choose three, five or seven rounds, or another odd number from 1 to 99. Flip one round at a time until a side reaches the majority. New game starts another series; Reset tally also clears the accumulated counts.
- Does the animation change the result?
- The result is drawn when you press Flip, before the coin turns. Reduced-motion preferences remove the turn and show the settled face immediately.
- Can I use this on an iPhone, Android phone or computer?
- The coin controls run in the page on a phone, tablet or computer with a current browser that supports crypto.getRandomValues. There is no account or installation step. Saving the tally and copying it depend on the storage and clipboard permissions available in that browser.
A fair 50 to 50 draw from the browser's own cryptographic randomness, never a pattern or a seed. It cannot know anything about the decision you are making with it.