Truth or Dare Generator
Add your players, pick Truth or Dare, and press Generate for a clean question or dare made for the group you are with.
What is your favorite animal, and what sound does it make?
Truth questions and dares
40 truths and 40 dares from the kids and teens sets. The generator above has 177 truths and 175 dares across 7 groups.
Truth
- What is your favorite animal, and what sound does it make?
- If you could have any superpower for one day, what would you pick?
- What food do you like the least?
- What is the silliest thing you have ever done at school?
- Who is your favorite cartoon character, and why?
- Have you ever pretended to be sick so you could stay home?
- What is something that scares you a little?
- If you could be any animal for a day, which one would you be?
- What is the funniest dream you can remember?
- Have you ever blamed someone else for something you did?
- What is your favorite thing to do on a rainy day?
- If you could invent a new holiday, what would it celebrate?
- What is the best present you have ever gotten?
- Have you ever talked to a pet or a stuffed animal like it was a person?
- What is one thing you wish grown-ups understood about kids?
- What would you name a pet dragon?
- What is the hardest thing you have ever learned to do?
- What is the hardest you have ever laughed, and what was so funny?
- If you were the teacher for one day, what would you change in class?
- What is something you did that made you really proud?
- Which vegetable would you ban from the world if you could?
- Have you ever gotten lost somewhere, and what happened?
- What is a secret talent that nobody here knows about?
- If your toys could talk, what would they say about you?
- When did you say sorry and really, truly mean it?
- Have you ever had a crush on someone you never told?
- What is the most embarrassing thing that has happened to you at school?
- What is the last thing you searched for online?
- What is a song you secretly love but would never admit to?
- Have you ever made up an excuse to get out of plans?
- Which app do you spend way too much time on?
- What is the most awkward conversation you have had with a parent or guardian?
- If you could redo one day from this year, which day would it be?
- What is something you pretend to like because your friends like it?
- Have you ever sent a message to the wrong person, and what did it say?
- What is the weirdest rumor you have heard about yourself?
- Which famous person would you most want to hang out with for a day?
- What is your biggest pet peeve?
- What is the worst grade you ever hid from your family?
- Have you ever cried during a movie, and which one was it?
Dare
- Walk like a penguin across the room and back
- Talk like a robot until your next turn
- Do 10 jumping jacks while counting out loud
- Pretend to be a cat for 30 seconds
- Sing the alphabet song backward as far as you can
- Draw a house with your eyes closed
- Make the funniest face you can and hold it for 10 seconds
- Act out your favorite animal and let the others guess it
- Speak only in questions until your next turn
- Pretend you are a news reporter and describe this room
- Do your best dinosaur roar
- Balance a paperback book on your head while you count to 15
- Invent a new dance move and teach it to the group
- Say "six slippery snails" five times fast
- Stand still like a statue while the group tries to make you laugh with funny faces only
- Tell a joke, and if nobody laughs, tell another one
- Be a tour guide and show the group three things in this room
- Make up a short song about your shoes
- Spell your name in the air with your elbow
- Pretend you are walking on the moon for 20 seconds
- Do an impression of a cartoon character until someone guesses who it is
- Draw a picture of yourself using the hand you do not write with
- Talk in a whisper until your next turn
- Act like a chicken looking for its lost egg
- Make up a 30-second story where everyone in the group is a character
- Say the days of the week backward while patting your head
- Do your best runway walk across the room
- Act out the last emoji you used and let the group guess it
- Speak in an over-the-top movie trailer voice until your next turn
- Give a dramatic speech about why homework should be optional
- Freestyle rap for 20 seconds about your day so far
- Do an impression of a strict teacher from a movie or TV show
- Do 10 squats while naming 10 countries
- Let the group pick a pose and hold it for 30 seconds
- Talk like a pirate until your next turn
- Be a sports commentator narrating what everyone else is doing for 30 seconds
- Sing the chorus of a song the group picks
- Act out a dramatic soap opera scene with a pillow as your costar
- Do an interpretive dance of your morning routine
- Make up a commercial for a pencil and perform it
How to use the Truth or Dare
- 01
Add the players
Type each name under Players and press Add, up to 12 players. Names are not saved.
- 02
Pick a group
Choose a category, like Kids, Party or Video call. Set a difficulty too if you want.
- 03
Choose Truth or Dare
The player whose turn it is picks the Truth or Dare tab.
- 04
Press Generate
The prompt shows with the player's name above it. Answer or do it. Then the next player picks a tab and presses Generate.
How to play truth or dare
Players take turns. On your turn, you choose truth or dare. A truth is a question you answer honestly. A dare is a short task you do right away, where you are. You need two or more players. The generator keeps track of whose turn it is:
- Add every player's name, in the order you are sitting.
- The player whose turn it is says "truth" or "dare" and taps that tab.
- Press Generate and read the prompt out loud.
- The player answers the truth or does the dare.
- The next player picks a tab and presses Generate. Their name shows above the prompt.
- Keep going as long as you like. When every prompt in your filters has come up, a new round starts and the generator tells you.
Truth questions
A good truth is fun to answer and easy to tell a story about. It should make the group laugh or learn something, not put anyone on the spot. Here are eight from different groups:
- What is the worst job you have ever had?
- What is your favorite family tradition?
- Which friend here is most likely to become famous, and for what?
- Have you ever fallen asleep during a video call?
- What is the most awkward thing that has happened to you at a party?
- What is the most embarrassing nickname you have ever had?
- What quality makes you like someone right away?
- What did your younger self think you would be doing by now?
Dares you can do at home
Every dare in the generator works at home with nothing extra. Each one takes 2 minutes or less. A few favorites:
- Invent a nickname for everyone in the group
- Give a toast to this group with a pretend glass
- Lead the whole family in 30 seconds of stretching
- Do your best victory celebration as if you just won a gold medal
- Review the chair you are sitting on like a fancy critic
- Describe your own outfit like a red carpet host
- Pretend you are explaining to aliens how a TV remote works
- Give a tour of your room in a nature documentary voice
Passing and house rules
Anyone can pass, with no reason needed. Agree on that before the first turn, and the game stays fun for everyone. When a player passes, press Generate and the turn moves on.
Some house rules groups like:
- Two passes per player per game, for groups that want a challenge.
- A player who passes on a dare takes a truth on their next turn.
- Answers stay in the room. Nobody repeats a truth outside the game.
- Nobody adds to a dare. You do the dare as written, or you pass.
What our dares never include
Truths stay clean too. Adults (clean) covers grown up topics like work, money mistakes and dating stories, with nothing explicit.
Every dare here is clean and can be done right where you are. We write and review each one by hand. Our dares never include:
- Anything explicit or sexual.
- Spending money.
- Touching another player.
- Messaging or calling a real person outside the game.
- Anything that takes longer than 2 minutes.
- Leaving the room.
Truth or dare for kids, teens and adults
Each group has its own truths and dares, so pick the one that matches your players. Playing with mixed ages? Pick the youngest player's group.
For a kids' party, pick Kids with Easy. The dares are about moving, making faces and pretending, so younger players can join in right away. Teens and adults can mix Friends and Party for a bigger pool.
- Kids: animals, superpowers and silly faces. Dare: "Walk like a penguin across the room and back."
- Teens: school, apps and secret crushes. Truth: "Which app do you spend way too much time on?"
- Family: for a family night with all ages. Dare: "Pretend you are the parent and give everyone a bedtime speech."
- Friends: shared memories and group dares. Truth: "Who here would you call first in an emergency?"
- Party: dance moves, toasts and performances. Dare: "Teach the group a dance move from any decade."
- Video call: dares that use your camera and the things around you.
- Adults (clean): jobs, money and dating stories, with nothing explicit. Dare: "Pitch a terrible business idea as if it will change the world."
Tips for a better game night
Start on Easy while people warm up, then move to Medium or Deep once everyone is laughing. Deep truths ask for more honesty, and deep dares take a little more nerve.
Playing in a living room? Put the generator on a TV or laptop with Full screen on so everyone can read the prompt. The counter next to Generate shows how many prompts are left this round, so you know when to wrap up.
Found a prompt your group loved? Press Save to keep it for next time. Saved prompts and your history stay in this browser only, and Clear removes them.
Playing truth or dare online or over text
On a video call, pick Video call. These dares use what is on camera, like "Show the group the strangest object within arm's reach." One person shares their screen with Full screen on and presses Generate each turn.
Over text, truths work best, since nobody can see a dare. Press Share to send the prompt: on a phone it opens your share menu, and on a computer it copies a link. Your friends open the link and see the same prompt. You can also press Copy and paste the text into the chat.
Truth or dare for couples
There is no couples category, and the game stays clean. For two people, Adults (clean) and Friends work well. For questions about your relationship, use For couples on the random question generator.
Can't decide between truth and dare? Spin the yes or no wheel: yes means truth, no means dare.
Questions and answers
How do you play truth or dare?
Players take turns choosing truth or dare. A truth is a question you answer honestly, and a dare is a short task you do on the spot. Add your players above and the generator tracks whose turn it is.
What are good truth questions?
Ones that are fun to answer, like "What is the most fun thing we have done together?" or "What is a song you secretly love but would never admit to?" Pick a group to match your players.
What are good dares to do at home?
Quick ones that need nothing, like "Lip-sync the chorus of a song the group picks" or "Do 10 jumping jacks while counting out loud." Every dare here can be done where you are.
Can you play truth or dare over text or online?
Yes. On a video call, pick Video call and share your screen. Over text, stick to truths and press Share or Copy to send each prompt.
Is this truth or dare okay for kids and teens?
Yes. Nothing here is explicit, and no dare costs money, involves touching anyone or messages a real person. Pick Kids or Teens for prompts written for those ages.
What are good truth or dare questions for couples?
Try Adults (clean) and Friends, like "What is your most awkward first date story, in general terms?" For relationship questions, use For couples on the random question generator.
What if someone does not want to answer or do a dare?
They pass, no reason needed. Press Generate and the turn moves to the next player. Agree on this rule before you start.
Is it free, and are names saved?
Yes, it's free with no sign up. Player names are not saved, and we don't store what you draw.