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Would you rather generator

Generate random "Would you rather A or B?" dilemmas for parties, classrooms and icebreakers.

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Would you rather generator

This would you rather generator gives you a fresh "Would you rather A or B?" dilemma with one click, drawn from a built-in set of more than 120 pairs. It's built for the moment you need a question and don't want to think one up: a party that needs an icebreaker, a classroom warm-up, a road trip, a team stand-up, or a group chat that's gone quiet.

Pick a category to steer the tone: Fun covers playful lifestyle choices (a pet dragon or a pet unicorn), Food is about meals and diets you'd commit to, Superpowers pits ability against ability, and Hard choices trades in the genuinely tricky trade-offs — money versus time, fame versus privacy, knowing your future or never finding out. Leave it on Random and every draw pulls from all four. Set how many dilemmas you want in one go, from a single question up to fifteen, and toggle "Don't repeat within this session" to keep the same one from showing up twice while you work through a group.

The tool ignores whatever is in the input area — a would you rather generator doesn't transform your text, it produces its own. Numbers restart at 1 on every batch, and the tally under the output shows how many dilemmas you got, which category they came from, and the character count if you're pasting the list somewhere with a length limit.

Everything runs locally in your browser: the dilemma bank ships with the page and nothing you generate is sent anywhere. When you've got a batch you like, copy it to the clipboard, download it as a .txt file to read from later, or send it straight into another tool.

FAQ

How many would you rather questions does it know?
The built-in bank has more than 120 dilemmas split across four categories, so you can run a long game night without hitting the same question twice.
Can I keep it to one category, like just food or just superpowers?
Yes. Pick Fun, Food, Superpowers or Hard choices from the Category menu, or leave it on Random to draw from all four at once.
What does "Don't repeat within this session" do?
When it's on, a dilemma you've already been shown won't come up again until every dilemma in that category has appeared once — so a group working through several rounds always sees something new.
Can I turn these into a printable list?
Generate as many as you need (up to 15 per batch, and you can generate again for more), then copy the numbered list or download it as a .txt file to print or share.
Is anything I do here uploaded anywhere?
No. The dilemma bank and the random selection both run entirely in your browser — nothing about which questions you generate is sent to a server.