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Truth or Dare Generator

480 truths and dares. Six packs. One phone.

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Add names to take turns and keep score. Leave empty to play solo.

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Pass one phone around, pick truth or dare, and let the room decide who is brave. Six packs run from kid-safe sleepovers to date night, the deck never repeats a prompt until it runs out, and adding names turns it into a proper game with turns and a scoreboard.

  1. Add everyone playingType each player's name and the game takes turns for you, so nobody gets skipped and nobody goes twice. Leave the roster empty and it works as a plain generator instead — one tap, one prompt.
  2. Choose your packsKids and Family keep every prompt safe for a room with children in it. Friends and Teen are everyday, school and social. Party is bolder and more embarrassing. Couples is for date night. Turn off whatever does not suit the room.
  3. Truth, dare, or let it decideThe player whose turn it is picks. Truth deals a question they have to answer honestly; Dare deals something they have to do. Surprise me picks for them, which is how the best rounds usually start.
  4. Do it or take the hitMark it done or chicken out — either way it lands on the scoreboard, and the phone moves on to the next player. Switch the dare timer on if your group needs a deadline to actually commit.

Truth or dare examples

A sample from each pack. The generator draws from the full 480-prompt deck, not just these.

Kids

  • What is the silliest thing you have ever done to make someone laugh?
  • If you could turn into any animal for one day, which one would you pick?
  • What is the weirdest food combination you secretly love?
  • Talk in a robot voice until your next turn.
  • Do your best impression of your favourite animal.
  • Balance a book on your head and walk across the room.

Family

  • What is the family story you are most tired of hearing?
  • Which family tradition would you keep forever, and which would you quietly retire?
  • What is something you broke and never admitted to?
  • Do an impression of another player until someone guesses who it is.
  • Let the group choose your profile picture pose and hold it for a photo.
  • Sing the chorus of a song everyone here knows, badly.

Friends

  • Who in this room would you call first in an emergency, and why?
  • What is the worst advice you have ever confidently given?
  • What is something you pretend to understand but genuinely do not?
  • Let the group read out your most recent photo and explain it.
  • Call or message the fifth person in your contacts and say hello.
  • Do your best impression of everyone in this room, one after another.

Teen

  • What is the most embarrassing thing that has happened to you at school?
  • Who was your first crush, and does anyone here know about it?
  • What is a subject you pretend to be worse at than you are?
  • Let the group pick your next lock screen photo from your camera roll.
  • Do your best impression of a teacher and let everyone guess who.
  • Speak only in song lyrics until your next turn.

Party

  • What is the most embarrassing thing you have done at a party?
  • What is a secret talent you have never shown anyone here?
  • Who in this room would you trust with your phone unlocked for an hour?
  • Let the group scroll to a random photo on your phone and explain it.
  • Do an impression of everyone in this room until they all guess themselves.
  • Let the person on your left write your next message and send it.

Couples

  • What was the exact moment you knew you liked me?
  • What is something small I do that you find genuinely attractive?
  • What is a memory of us you replay most often?
  • Give a sixty-second speech about why the other person is worth it.
  • Recreate your first date using only what is in this room.
  • Write a two-line poem about the other person and read it out loud.

Frequently asked questions

There are 480 hand-written prompts — 240 truths and 240 dares — split across six packs, and every one of them is translated into all 26 site languages.

Yes, if you stay in the Kids and Family packs. Those are written for a room with children in it: nothing romantic, nothing frightening and nothing that needs a parent to intervene.

Yes. Add both names and it alternates turns. The Couples pack in particular is written for exactly two players.

Not within a session. Truths and dares are drawn from two separate shuffled piles, and a prompt only comes back once every prompt in your selected packs has been used.

No. It runs in the browser on any phone, there is no account and nothing is stored on a server — your player names and settings stay on your own device.

Agree before you start that anyone can refuse a prompt once, keep dares inside the room, and never dare anything that could hurt someone or damage something. Chickening out is part of the game, not a failure.

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