Dice Roller for PowerPoint

Dice Roller for PowerPoint lets you roll 3D animated dice directly on your presentation slides. Add any combination of d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20 dice, each with a unique color, and roll them with realistic physics animation. Perfect for classrooms, game nights, tabletop RPGs, and interactive presentations.

Key Features

• All standard dice types: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20 — everything you need for any game, lesson, or activity.
• 3D physics animation: Dice roll with real physics — they tumble, bounce off walls, and settle naturally on the surface.
• Color-coded dice: Each die type has a unique color (red, blue, green, purple, gold, black) so you can instantly tell them apart.
• Roll modifier: Add a fixed bonus or penalty to your roll total — ideal for D&D ability checks, saving throws, and attack rolls.
• Mix and match: Add up to 10 dice of any combination of types. Roll them all at once or clear and start fresh.
• Sound effects: Toggle realistic dice rolling sounds on or off for an immersive experience.
• Works in presentation mode: Dice roll live on your slides during a presentation — great for audiences and projectors.

How to Use

1. Insert the Dice Roller add-in on any PowerPoint slide.
2. Click a die button (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20) to add dice to the canvas.
3. Click ROLL to re-roll all dice at once, or CLEAR to remove them.
4. The total updates automatically. Set a modifier for bonus or penalty rolls.

FAQ

• How do I roll dice in PowerPoint? Install Dice Roller for PowerPoint from the Microsoft Office Store. Insert the add-in on a slide, click any die button to add it, and click ROLL to re-roll all dice. The dice animate with 3D physics directly on your slide.
• What dice types are supported? All standard tabletop RPG dice: d4 (4-sided), d6 (6-sided), d8 (8-sided), d10 (10-sided), d12 (12-sided), and d20 (20-sided).
• Can I roll multiple dice at once? Yes. Add up to 10 dice of any combination of types. Click ROLL to re-roll all of them simultaneously.
• Does it work during presentations? Yes. The dice roller is fully interactive during presentation mode — roll dice live in front of your audience.
• What is the roll modifier? The modifier adds a fixed number to your roll total. For example, if you roll 14 with a +3 modifier, the total shows 14 +3 = 17. Great for D&D and other tabletop games.

Support

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