2–30 players
Conversation gaps, team check-ins and casual group hosting.Set the mood
Funny/Friends/10 questions
Find the next thing to ask.
Draw a prompt for the moment: an easy introduction, a more reflective conversation or a quick preference. Choose one written question deck and keep talking without choosing a full game first. Pick Icebreakers for a quick introduction, Conversation for a slower discussion or Choices for a fast vote. Read one card at a time and let the group finish its answer before drawing again; the generator works best as a prompt for people, not a replacement for listening.
Choose Conversation when you have time to listen, and Choices when the group needs a quick change of pace.
Host guide
Make this round work for your group.
5–30 minutes
Select a deck that matches the room, read the prompt aloud and give everyone permission to pass.
No score. The generator supports conversation and shows each selected card once before a restart.
Inside the game
Meet someone new
Use Icebreakers for short, approachable questions.
Keep talking
Choose Conversation for a more open-ended prompt.
Pick a side
Use Choices for a quick This or That pair.
How to play
Then use the tool with your group.
- 1Choose one question category
Choose one question category.
- 2Draw a question and read it aloud
Draw a question and read it aloud.
- 3Let people answer or pass; there is no score
Let people answer or pass; there is no score.
- 4Draw again
Draw again. Each card appears once before the selected deck needs a restart.
Made for group play
Your entries stay in the current browser tab, and every result comes from the options you add.
- Clear inputs
- Group-friendly
- Current-tab only
Good to know
Are these AI-generated questions?
No. This version draws from the site's written prompt decks; it does not call an AI service.
Can a question come back?
Not within the current deck. Restarting or changing the category creates a fresh deck, which can contain questions you have already seen.
Which deck should I choose first?
Use Icebreakers for a new group, Conversation when people have time to listen, and Choices when you need a quick reset between activities.
Can I mix categories?
No. Choose one category for each round; changing the category starts a fresh deck with that tone.
How do I keep the generator from taking over the conversation?
Draw one card, then let people finish responding before drawing again. The tool supplies the opening; the group decides how long the useful conversation lasts.