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Roll dice with friends online

Quick answer: To roll dice with friends online, open dicednd.com, pick a room name, and send the link. Everyone who opens the link joins the same room and sees every roll live, with the roller's name attached. Free, no signup, no app install, works on any phone.

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How do I roll dice with friends online?

Three steps, under a minute:

There is nothing to create or configure first. The room exists as soon as the first person opens it.

Does everyone see the same rolls?

Yes, and that is the point. Each roll is broadcast to everyone in the room the moment it lands, with the roller's name and the full breakdown. Nobody can quietly reroll a bad result or claim a number the rest of the table did not see. If your group has ever argued about a roll made off-screen, this settles it.

What dice can we roll?

All the standard polyhedrals: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, and d100. You can roll several dice at once, add a modifier, and roll with advantage or disadvantage. Results show each die individually, not just the sum, so a natural 20 is visible to the whole room.

Do my friends need to install anything or sign up?

No. No account, no email, no app store. The room link opens in any browser, phone or laptop. Each friend types a name once so the feed shows who rolled what. That is the entire onboarding.

Can we use it for D&D or board games?

Both. For RPG tables there is a built-in free D&D 5e character sheet that does the math for you, so a skill check is one tap. But the shared room works for anything that needs dice: board games over video call, Yahtzee-style games with the family group chat, or settling who does the dishes. If half your group is in person and half is remote, everyone still rolls into the same feed.

What does it cost?

Nothing. Rolling dice with friends on DiceDND is free, with no ads and no signup. If it makes game night better, there is a tip jar on Ko-fi.