How do I make a custom coin flip?

Type your question (optional) and the two options in the form, then press Flip. Your words appear on the flip screen: option 1 is heads, option 2 is tails, and a fair 50/50 flip picks the winner.

Can I put names on the coin flip?

Yes. Enter any two names as the options — for example Alex and Jordan — and the result screen announces the winning name. Each label can be up to 30 characters, and the question up to 200.

Can I share my custom coin flip with someone?

Yes. After you flip, copy the page link — the question and both labels travel in the URL, so whoever opens it sees the exact same custom coin and can flip it themselves.

Is the flip still fair with custom names or options?

Yes. The labels only change what the result is called. Every flip is generated with a cryptographically secure random source (crypto.getRandomValues), so each side always has an exact 50% chance.

Can I flip between more than two options?

A coin has two sides, so one flip settles two options. For three or more, run a quick tournament: flip option 1 vs option 2, then flip the winner against option 3, and so on.

Are my questions and names stored anywhere?

Your text lives only in the page URL on your device — it is not saved to an account and our analytics strip the question and labels from recorded page addresses.

Custom Coin Flip — Flip a Coin with Names & Your Own Options

Make a custom coin flip in seconds: type any two choices — names, teams, chores, or answers — and flip a fair 3D coin to pick one. It’s a free coin flip with names and your own labels: option 1 lands as heads, option 2 as tails, and the result screen announces your words, not just “Heads”. No sign-up, and every flip uses a cryptographically secure 50/50 random source.

Create your custom coin flip

Try an example — tap to flip

Who pays for dinner? — Alex or Jordan.
Who goes first? — You or Me.
Truth or dare? — Truth or Dare.
Which team kicks off? — Home or Away.
Window or aisle seat? — Window or Aisle.
Boy or girl? — Boy or Girl.

How it works

Type a question (optional) and your two options — each option can be up to 30 characters.
Press Flip your custom coin: the coin opens with your words on the result — option 1 is heads, option 2 is tails.
Tap the coin to flip. The winning option is announced on screen.
Copy the page link to share — anyone who opens it gets the same custom coin.

What people use it for

Coin flip with names — pick between two people: who pays, who drives, who goes first.
Coin flip with your own options — two restaurants, two movies, two plans; the coin says which.
Labeled game coin — home/away kickoff, truth or dare, attack/defend for tabletop games.
Prefer ready-made choices? Browse the decision coins (Yes or No, Coffee or Tea, and 20+ more) or flip a plain Heads or Tails.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a custom coin flip?: Type your question (optional) and the two options in the form, then press Flip. Your words appear on the flip screen: option 1 is heads, option 2 is tails, and a fair 50/50 flip picks the winner.
Can I put names on the coin flip?: Yes. Enter any two names as the options — for example Alex and Jordan — and the result screen announces the winning name. Each label can be up to 30 characters, and the question up to 200.
Can I share my custom coin flip with someone?: Yes. After you flip, copy the page link — the question and both labels travel in the URL, so whoever opens it sees the exact same custom coin and can flip it themselves.
Is the flip still fair with custom names or options?: Yes. The labels only change what the result is called. Every flip is generated with a cryptographically secure random source (crypto.getRandomValues), so each side always has an exact 50% chance.
Can I flip between more than two options?: A coin has two sides, so one flip settles two options. For three or more, run a quick tournament: flip option 1 vs option 2, then flip the winner against option 3, and so on.
Are my questions and names stored anywhere?: Your text lives only in the page URL on your device — it is not saved to an account and our analytics strip the question and labels from recorded page addresses.

Keep exploring

Wondering about the odds? Try the coin flip probability calculator.
Need a run of results? Flip a coin 10 times or 100 times.
Curious how fair it is? See the live site statistics.