How to get a yes or no answer
- Think of a question that can be answered with yes or no.
- Press Ask, or the Space bar or Enter anywhere outside a text field.
- The answer appears in large letters: YES or NO.
The answer is a fair 50/50: one random bit from your device’s cryptographic generator, the same source the page uses for coins and giveaways. It will not tell you the future, but it is good at ending a long hesitation.
More quick random picks on this page
- Rock, paper, scissors against your device, with the score for the session.
- A card from the deck: 52 cards, or 54 with two jokers. Drawn cards do not come back until you press Shuffle back.
- A random letter from the Latin or the Ukrainian alphabet, for word games like Scattergories.
- A random colour in HEX and RGB, copied with one click.
- A date in a range, for a surprise day or a random deadline.
Questions
Is it the same as flipping a coin?
Mathematically, yes: both are a fair 50/50. The coin flip also counts heads and tails and flips whole series.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Nothing is sent anywhere, and the page works without a connection after the first visit.
I have more than two options.
Spin the wheel with your own options, or roll a die.
How every result is kept unbiased: RandomBench guide.