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Type one option on heads and another on tails, then flip. The coin spins and lands on a side—that side is your answer. Use it to settle a bet, break a tie, or pick between two things when you cannot decide. Each toss is independent and a running history keeps track of every toss.
Enter one option next to Heads and another next to Tails, then click Flip Coin. The coin spins and lands on a random side. Whichever side faces up is the option you go with.
Yes. The flip uses crypto.getRandomValues(), which pulls entropy from your operating system. Each toss is an independent 50/50 chance—previous results have no effect on the next one.
No. If both fields are empty, the coin still flips and reports heads or tails. Fill in one or both fields when you want the outcome tied to a particular choice. Leaving a field blank just means that side shows no label.
Every flip is logged with the result (heads or tails) and the option you wrote for that side. The most recent flip sits at the top. Click Clear to wipe the log.
Yes. Your choices stay in the fields between flips. Hit Flip Coin as often as you want—each toss draws a fresh random result using the same heads and tails labels.
A toss settles things quickly when two options are close. Some people also treat it as a gut-check: if the result bothers you, you may already lean toward the other option. Either way, the coin cuts through indecision fast.