Coin Flip

Coin Flip tosses a virtual coin and lands on Heads or Tails after a quick animation, so you can settle a decision or break a tie in seconds. It also keeps a running tally of how many times each side has come up, along with the percentage split, which is handy if you want to track results over many flips.

How to use the Coin Flip

1. Click the Flip button to toss the coin.
2. Watch the short animation and read the result (Heads or Tails).
3. Check the heads and tails counts and percentages below the coin.
4. Flip again as many times as you like, or reset the counters to start fresh.

Frequently asked questions

Is the coin flip truly random?

Each flip uses your browser's random number generator to pick Heads or Tails with an even 50/50 chance, so neither side is favored.

Why are my heads and tails counts uneven?

Random results cluster naturally, so over a small number of flips one side often leads. The split moves closer to 50/50 the more times you flip.

Do my flip counts get saved?

The tally tracks your flips for the current session in the browser. Refreshing or closing the page will reset the counters unless you keep the tab open.

Can I use this to make a real decision?

Yes. Assign one choice to Heads and the other to Tails, flip once, and go with the result. It is a fair, neutral way to decide between two options.