Dare Generator

A dare generator that keeps it fun and safe

This dare generator gives you a random dare for truth or dare whenever a player says “dare”. The cards are built to make people laugh, not to make them uncomfortable. Expect things like “Walk like a penguin across the room.” or “Pitch a terrible business idea in 30 seconds.” There are 123 dares in kids, teens and adults sets, and every one can be done in an ordinary living room using only things you already have at home, like a book, a spoon or a pair of socks.

How to use the dare generator

1. Pick your age groups under Show. Kids, Teens and Adults are all on at first.
2. Press Next (or the space bar or right arrow key) when a player chooses dare.
3. The player does the dare. Cheer them on.
4. Press Next for the following dare.

Previous goes back one card, and the copy button copies the current dare. No dare repeats until the whole filter has been used, then the deck shuffles again.

What each set looks like

• Kids (40). Animal impressions, frog jumps, singing the alphabet backward, talking like a robot.
• Teens (41). Runway walks, sports announcer voices, beatboxing, short raps, a 30 second plank.
• Adults (44). Fake infomercials, dramatic grocery list readings, nature documentary narration.

Build the full truth or dare game

Use three pages together:

1. Pick the player with spin the bottle. Add 2 to 16 names and spin.
2. Ask truth or dare. If the player says truth, draw from truth questions.
3. Say dare? Press Next here.

Prefer one screen? The truth or dare questions wheel picks the type and the question at once from a smaller set of 60.

Safety and kindness rules

Agree on a pass rule

Before the first dare, decide how many passes each player gets, for example one per game. A pass needs no excuse.

Check the space

Some dares involve hopping, jumping jacks or a slow motion run. Move drinks and fragile things out of the way first.

Keep it kind

A few dares ask for an impression of someone in the group or a review of their shoes, and the card itself says to keep it kind. If the person being imitated is not laughing, stop.

Swap freely

If a dare does not fit your group, press Next. Nobody has to do something they do not want to do.

Where it works

Birthday parties

Kids set only, with a grown up reading the cards.

Youth groups and camps

Teens dares are loud and active, good for burning energy.

Office parties

The Adults set leans on speeches and acting, not on anything personal.

How dares are picked

The deck order comes from your browser’s cryptographic random generator, so every dare in your filter has the same chance. It is free, needs no account and works on a phone passed around the room.

Examples from this deck

A few of the 123 dares you can get above:

• Do your best impression of a chicken for 30 seconds.
• Draw a picture with your eyes closed.
• Name five animals that start with the letter B.
• Do five frog jumps.
• Let the group pick a word you must use in every sentence until your next turn.
• Do a dramatic reading of any paragraph from a book in the room.
• Give a 30-second speech on why pineapple belongs on pizza.
• Invent a secret password for the group.
• Give a two-minute motivational speech about doing laundry.
• Act out your morning routine in silence.
• Do a dramatic reading of a grocery list.
• Act out how you react when your alarm goes off.