Coin toss
Heads or Tails
Flip the coin and let fate decide for you.
Ready to flip!
How it works
Agree on the sides
Decide what heads and tails stand for before you flip. The coin settles the choice, not the terms.
Flip the coin
Press flip and let the coin turn until it comes to rest.
Read the result
Heads or tails is announced, and every flip is added to the history.
What people use it for
Breaking a tie
Two options and no argument left: a flip closes the discussion in a second.
Starting a match
Choose who serves, who kicks off or who picks a side, with no coin to find.
A decision you keep putting off
Flip, then notice which side you were hoping for — that reaction is often the real answer.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the coin fair?
- Yes. Heads and tails are drawn with your browser’s cryptographic random generator, each with one chance in two. The spin only shows a result that was already decided.
- Does a run of heads change the odds?
- No. Every flip is independent: after ten heads, the next one is still fifty-fifty. The history is there to read, not to predict.
- Can I flip several coins at once?
- Not on this page, which answers a single either-or choice. For several draws at once, the dice roller or a custom wheel fits better.
- Does it work without an account?
- Yes, and without installing anything. The page works as it is, on a phone as on a computer.