Magic 8 ball
Ask a yes-or-no question and get a random Magic 8 ball answer.
Magic 8 ball
Type a question — one per line for as many as you like — and this tool shakes the ball and returns a classic answer: affirmative, non-committal or negative, exactly like the toy. Paste a whole list of questions and every line gets its own independent answer, which is handy for group games, streams, icebreakers or just settling an argument.
The options control how the ball behaves. Answer set switches between the classic 20-phrase set ("It is certain.", "Outlook not so good.") and an extended set with more variety. Positive vs. negative shifts the odds toward encouraging or discouraging answers while a smaller, fixed share always stays non-committal — set it to the middle for even odds. Answers per question draws more than one response to the same question, and same question, same answer turns on a deterministic mode where a question's wording alone decides its answer, so asking the exact same thing twice always gives the same result. A random seed does something similar for the whole session: leave it blank for a fresh shake every time, or type any word to make a run repeatable, which is useful for sharing a specific outcome or testing.
Line endings from Windows or Mac paste normally, blank lines between questions are ignored, and the tally under the output counts how many questions leaned positive, neutral or negative overall.
Everything runs locally in your browser — no question you type is ever sent anywhere. Copy the answers, download them as a .txt file, or send the output back into the input to ask a fresh round.