Color Dice Roller — Roll Colors with Statistics
This color dice roller does more than pick a color: it keeps score. Every roll is counted per color, so you can watch the tally build up in a live statistics bar.
Roll the dice to see your color.
Roll Statistics
No rolls yet — your counts will appear here.
A dice roller that keeps score of every color
Most dice rollers answer one question: what did I just roll? This color dice roller answers the more interesting one: what has been happening overall? Underneath the 3D dice sits a statistics panel that counts every roll — red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple each get their own bar showing how many times they have appeared and what percentage of your total they hold. One tool, two views: the luck of a single roll and the slow average of many.
For game nights that changes the mood at the table. House rules built around color dice — team assignment, movement challenges, drawing prompts — get a public scoreboard for free. Roll to decide who picks the next game, and by the end of the evening the statistics panel tells the story of the night: which color ran hot, which one stubbornly refused to appear. It gives losing players something to point at and winning players something to brag about.
For teachers, the roller is a small probability laboratory. Ask students to predict the split before thirty rolls, then let the bars speak. The counts creep toward an even six-way split but rarely land exactly on it — a concrete, memorable demonstration of expected value versus variance. Because each face has exactly a one-in-six chance on every roll, the lesson is clean: no weighting, no worn corners, no practiced wrist. When you want a fresh experiment, the reset button zeroes the tally instantly.
Designers benefit from the same tracking. Use the roller as a constrained palette generator: roll a few times, grab the HEX codes of the colors that surface, and build a composition around them. Rolling until a color repeats is a surprisingly fun way to break a creative block — the statistics panel will even tell you how long it took. Each result shows its HEX value in a monospace readout, ready to copy into any design tool.
Your tally is stored in your own browser, which means it follows you across visits to every dice page on this site and never touches a server. Clear it any time with reset, or let it grow into a long-running experiment of a few hundred rolls. Free, instant, and honest about its math — that is the whole idea.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this color dice roller do?+
It rolls a virtual six-color dice and, unlike a plain roller, counts the results. Every roll updates a statistics bar showing how many times each of the six colors has appeared and its share of all rolls, alongside the usual HEX code and color name readout.
What do the statistics under the dice show?+
Each row shows one color's total count and its percentage of all your rolls, with a bar scaled to your most-rolled color. The counts are saved in your browser, so they keep accumulating across visits on this device until you press Reset Stats.
Can I reset the roll statistics?+
Yes. The Reset Stats button next to the statistics zeroes every count and clears the saved tally from your browser immediately — useful when you want to start a fresh game or a new classroom experiment.