Would You Rather Questions (Random Generator)

How to use the would you rather generator

A question appears as soon as the page loads. Each press of Next question picks a random question you haven’t seen yet; nothing repeats until you’ve gone through every question in your selection. Your seen list is remembered on this device, so next time you pick up with fresh questions.

All 340+ questions were written in-house and sorted into Funny, Love & dating, Food, Work, School, Family & friends, Hard choices and Kids. Tap several category chips to mix them, or All to draw from everything.

• Party mode: the full-screen button makes the text huge — perfect for a TV, projector or tablet. Landscape screens show A and B side by side; portrait screens stack them.
• Favorites: star the questions that got the best reactions. “Play favorites only” brings them back for your next game night, and you can copy the list to share.
• Share: save a question as a square image card for Instagram stories or group chats, or copy a link that opens on the same question.
• Keyboard shortcuts: ← / → to vote, Space for next, P to go back, F for party mode.

Group voting in the same room

When everyone is looking at one screen, each person taps the option they pick. Every tap adds a vote, and bars with percentages update instantly. Tapped by mistake? Undo last vote removes the most recent one.

Turn on Hide results while voting to show only how many people have voted. When everyone is done, tap Reveal results. People can’t follow the crowd, so answers are more honest — pass one phone around for a quick secret ballot.

Votes live only on your screen. They are not saved or sent anywhere; going back to a previous question shows its votes again until you close the page.

Ideas for parties, classrooms and team meetings

• Defend your pick: after each vote, someone in the minority explains their choice. It’s one of the easiest icebreakers for people who just met.
• Ten-second rule: give everyone ten seconds to decide. Fast picks are funnier and keep the game moving.
• Team play: split into teams and have each team guess which option the other team will pick. Use the team generator to split teams fairly.
• Pick the right categories: Work, Food and Funny for the office; Love and Hard choices for friends; Family & friends and Food for family gatherings.
• Classrooms: turn on Kids-safe mode and put party mode on the board. Count raised hands and tap the votes in, or let a group captain tap for their table.

Kids-safe mode and how questions are chosen

Every question is written to be tasteful: no sexual content, hate or graphic violence. Kids-safe mode goes further and only shows the Kids category plus questions in other categories that are marked as suitable for children. Love, Work and Hard choices are switched off automatically.

Use it for elementary classrooms, family road trips and kids’ birthday parties. The setting is remembered on this device.

Funny would you rather questions

A few crowd-pleasers from the Funny category. The generator has many more.

• Have to sing instead of speak or Have to dance instead of walk
• Have a rewind button for your life or Have a pause button for your life
• Be able to talk to animals or Be able to speak every human language
• Be able to fly or Be able to turn invisible
• Live where it’s always summer or Live where it’s always winter
• Have your thoughts appear in a speech bubble or Have subtitles appear whenever you mutter
• Sneeze glitter or Hiccup bubbles
• Have a dinosaur the size of a cat or Have a cat the size of a dinosaur
• Lose your phone for a month or Lose your wallet for a month
• Have a theme song play whenever you enter a room or Have a laugh track play after everything you say
• Be a famous movie star or Be a famous scientist
• Only be able to whisper or Only be able to shout

Would you rather questions for kids

Imaginative, gentle questions for children and family time.

• Visit the time of the dinosaurs or Visit outer space
• Have a magic wand or Have an invisibility cloak
• Be a puppy for a day or Be a kitten for a day
• Live in a house made of chocolate or Live in a house made of candy
• Live in an underwater kingdom or Live in a kingdom on the clouds
• Have a talking teddy bear or Have a flying bicycle
• Be super strong or Be super fast
• Have your birthday every day or Have a snow day every day
• Raise a baby dragon or Raise a baby unicorn
• Play on the slide or Play on the swings

Would you rather questions about love, food and work

Good conversation starters for dates, dinners and team meetings.

• Go on a fancy dinner date or Have a cozy movie night in
• Date someone who texts all day or Date someone who calls once every night
• Fall in love at first sight or Fall for your best friend
• Have a surprise thrown for you or Plan a surprise for your partner
• Date someone who loves to cook or Date someone who loves to clean
• Date someone who is always 15 minutes early or Date someone who is always 15 minutes late
• Give up pizza forever or Give up burgers forever
• Eat only sweet foods or Eat only salty foods
• Pancakes or Waffles
• Have pineapple on every pizza or Never have pizza toppings again
• Have ice cream that never melts or Have chocolate that never makes a mess
• Eat your favorite meal every day or Eat a surprise meal every day
• Get a 20% raise or Get a four-day week at the same pay
• Work from home forever or Work in an office right next door
• Have a great boss and boring work or Have a difficult boss and exciting work
• Sit through four hours of meetings a day or Answer 200 emails a day
• Leave on time every day for less pay or Work late for higher pay
• Get 30 vacation days and a lower salary or Get 10 vacation days and a higher salary

Hard would you rather questions

Dilemmas where both answers hurt a little — great for longer discussions.

• Lose all your memories and become rich or Keep your memories and live an ordinary life
• Be unable to speak for a year or Be unable to write for a year
• Be 10 years younger or Get $1 million
• See five minutes of your future or Send one letter to your past self
• Live without a phone or Live without the internet
• Have everyone hear your thoughts or Hear everyone’s thoughts and never switch it off
• Live in one city forever or Never stay anywhere longer than a month
• Lose your sense of taste or Lose your sense of smell
• Be stranded on an island with 100 books or Be stranded on an island with one friend
• Never be able to lie or Never be able to tell when others lie

How to write a good would you rather question

Add your own in Add your own questions using “A vs B”. Great questions split the room close to 50/50: both options are equally tempting or equally awkward. If one side is obviously better, the vote is over in a second.

Specific conditions (“for a year”, “forever”) make people think harder, and inside jokes — your office lunch spot, your class trip — get the biggest reactions. Avoid questions that single out or embarrass someone in the group.