Random Question Generator
Random questions to get people talking: icebreakers, deep questions, funny ones, and would you rather. Pick who you are talking to and go.
How to use the random question generator
- Pick a type of question. Icebreakers, deep, funny, would you rather, this or that, or what if.
- Choose who you are asking. Questions for friends, coworkers, kids, students, or couples, or Anyone for questions that work everywhere.
- Play one at a time. "One question" shows a single big question, so a group can take turns answering.
- Save the good ones. Tap a question to keep it, then copy the list for your next meeting or party.
Types of questions
| Type | Examples |
|---|---|
| Icebreakers | What's the most interesting place you've visited within an hour of home? What's the best piece of advice a teacher ever gave you? |
| Deep | What does being a good friend mean to you? What's something you do that makes you lose track of time? |
| Funny | What's the weirdest dream you can still remember? What's a song you secretly love but would never admit to in public? |
| Would you rather | Would you rather eat only breakfast foods or only dinner foods for a year? Would you rather have a garden that grows any fruit or a library with every book? |
| This or that | Do you like summer or winter better? Pancakes or waffles? |
| What if | If you could eat one meal from your past again, which would it be? If you could safely visit any planet, which one would you explore first? |
Conversation starters for every group
Team meetings
Open with one work icebreaker. Keep it light and let anyone pass.
Classrooms
Use a question as a warm-up or a journal prompt. Students questions stay school-friendly.
Date night
Couples questions go from fun to deep. Take turns and ask a follow-up before moving on.
Family dinner
Kids questions are silly and easy to answer, so everyone gets a turn.
The generator has 400 questions, all written for this page. None are personal or embarrassing in a way that would put someone on the spot.
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Frequently asked questions
What types of questions are there?
Icebreakers, deep questions, funny questions, would you rather, this or that, and what if questions.
Can I get questions for work?
Yes. Set "Who you are asking" to Work, or tap "Work icebreakers". They are safe for meetings and team events.
Are there questions for kids?
Yes. Set the audience to Kids for simple, silly questions that young children can answer.
How do I play a question game?
Tap "Question game" to show one question at a time. Take turns answering, then tap Next question.
How many questions are there?
400 questions, all written for this page.
Is it random?
Yes. Questions are picked with your browser's cryptographic random number generator. Turn on "No repeats" to avoid seeing one twice.
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