Flip a coin up to a hundred times

Players, teachers and organizers can use this to settle a choice or simulate a run of random coin outcomes. Flip a coin up to a hundred times.

Flip a coin up to a hundred times. The result appears instantly in your browser, ready to copy, with no account, upload or storage involved.

How to use

Enter how many draws you want in the input field, from 1 to 100.
Run the toss to get a sequence of heads or tails results.
Read the list and count how often each side appears.
Run it again if you want to produce another random sequence.
Copy the outcomes to keep them for a game, lesson or decision.

Example

With the sample 10, watch the sequence that appears and the count for each side. This works well for settling a team choice, running an activity or showing a random experiment in class.

Input

Limits and formats

Each run accepts at most one hundred draws.
Results are random and do not guarantee an exact balance between heads and tails.
The page does not keep previous runs after you close it.
One result does not predict the next; each toss remains independent of previous ones.

Where processing happens

The tosses are generated in your browser. Nothing is sent outside, and the outcome is not stored by the tool. You can start another run without losing earlier ones while the page stays open.

Frequently asked questions

Can I perform more than one hundred flips?

A single run accepts up to one hundred draws. For more results, start several runs and record the totals separately so you keep a clear track.

Are the tosses truly random?

They come from the browser random source. Over a small number of flips, one side may appear more often without revealing a problem in the tool.

Why flip many coins instead of one?

A series helps simulate repeated events, create a probability exercise or choose between two options using several trials rather than a single toss.