Would You Rather Generator
Random would-you-rather questions for parties, classrooms and icebreakers.
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- Question
- Would you rather be chased by 100 duck-sized horses or one horse-sized duck?
- #2
- Would you rather sneeze glitter or burp bubbles?
- #3
- Would you rather have a personal theme song that plays when you walk in or a laugh track for your jokes?
- #4
- Would you rather talk like a pirate for a year or talk like a robot for a year?
- #5
- Would you rather live in a house made of cheese or a car made of chocolate?
Quick answer
Would you rather is a simple game: ask a question with two options and everyone picks one and explains why. Good questions are quick to understand, have no obvious right answer and spark a story — for example, “Would you rather have a rewind button or a pause button for your life?”
What the Would You Rather Generator does
Pick a category and how many questions you want, then click “New questions” for a fresh set. Categories include funny questions for parties, kid-friendly questions for classrooms and car trips, deeper questions for friends and couples, work icebreakers and a Christmas set for holiday parties.
The formula
Questions are drawn from hand-written lists for each category; the shuffle shows a different selection each time. All questions are family-friendly.
Worked example
Christmas: “Would you rather spend Christmas at the beach or in a snowy cabin?” Work: “Would you rather never attend another meeting or never answer another email?”
How to use the Would You Rather Generator
- Choose a category.
- Choose how many questions to show.
- Read them out and click “New questions” for more.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play would you rather?
One person reads the question, everyone picks an option and explains their choice. Take turns asking.
Are these questions OK for kids?
Yes — all categories are family-friendly; the Kids & family set is written for younger players.
Can I use these as work icebreakers?
Yes, the Work set is designed for meetings and team-building.
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