Heads or Tails
Flip a virtual coin with this online and free app.
(Touch screen or press space bar)
How does Heads or Tails work?
You may flip a coin once in a while to make a big choice, or you may use a coin to solve a little problem in everyday life. If you want to toss a coin to make a decision, but don't have a penny in your pocket, you can flip an online or virtual coin.
“Flip a Coin” is an online tool that lets you flip a virtual coin in the air as if it were a real one, leaving the decision up to chance by simply choosing which option represents heads and which represents tails.
Toss a virtual coin
- Choose which option will be heads and which will be tails.
- Click the button to flip the coin (or tap the screen or press the spacebar).
- The winning option (heads or tails) will appear on the screen.
Easy and fast
So easy to use that you don't need any instructions, and you'll see the results right away.
Free tool
Flipping the virtual coin is free and you can use it as often as you want.
Keep track
The app counts how many heads and tails came up, so there are no mistakes in the tally.
Always available
No more digging through your pockets for coins — it's just a click away.
No need to log in
No accounts, no sign-up. Open the page and flip.
100% online
Nothing to download. Just open the site and let chance decide.
History of the Coin Toss
Coin flipping has been around for a long time. The custom of deciding between two options by tossing a coin dates back to the Roman Empire, where the terms heads and tails referred to the images on ancient silver coins.
In the Middle Ages, coin tossing was a children's game, and medieval coins often had a cross on one side, which influenced the terminology of the time. Today the expression “heads or tails” remains popular in everyday decisions and sporting events.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many times can I flip the virtual coin?
As many times as you like — there is no limit.
Is this application free?
Yes, the online heads or tails generator is 100% free.
Do I need an account to flip a coin online?
No. You can toss a coin at random without an account.
How many faces does the virtual coin have?
Two: obverse (heads) and reverse (tails).
What is more likely to come up, heads or tails?
Each flip is random, so there is a 50% chance of either side.