Non-boolean format expected
Some consumers need strict `true` / `false`.
Fix: Pick the `true / false` format.
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Flip a virtual coin — outputs true/false, yes/no, heads/tails, 1/0, or on/off
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Random Boolean Generator produces random two-state values in your preferred format: `true / false`, `yes / no`, `heads / tails`, `1 / 0`, or `on / off`.
Handy for coin flips, decision prompts, test fixtures, and seeding toggle states in demo apps.
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Some consumers need strict `true` / `false`.
Fix: Pick the `true / false` format.
Each output is 50/50.
Fix: Combine with Decimal tool if you need weighted chance.
Yes — each value is independently sampled with 0.5 probability.
true/false, yes/no, heads/tails, 1/0, on/off.
Up to 10,000 values.
Not in this tool — use Decimal + threshold for weighted outcomes.
No — each flip is decided locally in your browser.
Pair with coin-flip, dice, and decimal tools. You can also browse the full Random Content Generators category for more options.
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