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Never Have I Ever Questions
Pick an age group, deal a statement, and put a finger down if you have done it — no statement repeats until the deck runs out.
Hold up ten fingers, then press Deal for the first statement.
261 left before reshuffle · keys: → or N next, ← or P back, F projector
Make a list to copy, share or print
Lists are dealt from the same no-repeat deck, from the categories selected above.
Statements are shuffled on your device with the Web Crypto API. Favorites stay in this browser — nothing is sent anywhere.
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Frequently asked questions
How many never have I ever questions are included?
261 statements written for this page: 91 for kids and family, 85 for teens and 85 for adults. Each one completes the sentence “Never have I ever …”, such as “Never have I ever eaten cereal for dinner.”
Is the adults category clean?
Yes. Every category, including Adults (clean), leaves out sexual content, drinking, drugs and anything illegal or risky. The adult statements are about work, chores, travel, the odd blind date and everyday embarrassment, so they suit office parties, team socials and mixed groups where some players are teenagers.
How do you play never have I ever?
Players sit in a circle and each holds up ten fingers. Someone reads a statement that starts “Never have I ever …”. Anyone who has done that thing puts one finger down. Keep going until only one player has fingers left — they win. Some groups prefer points: every player who has done it scores one, and the highest score after a set number of rounds wins.
Will the same statement come up twice?
Not until the deck is used up. Your selected categories are shuffled with the Web Crypto API and dealt in order, so each statement appears once per round. When the round ends, the deck reshuffles automatically, and changing categories puts statements you have already seen at the back of the new deck.
Can I print the statements or put them on a screen?
Yes. Projector mode shows one statement in large text and goes fullscreen where the browser allows it. For paper, open “Make a list”, choose how many statements you want and press Print list for a clean numbered sheet — or pick “Save as PDF” in the print dialog.
Is anything saved or uploaded?
Nothing is uploaded. The statements are built into the page and shuffled in your browser. Favorites are kept in your browser’s local storage so they are still there next time, and you can clear them at any time.
About this tool
This never have I ever generator deals from 261 original statements in three age groups. Kids & family (91 statements) covers things like building a blanket fort, losing a shoe or making a snow angel; Teens (85) is about homework, group chats, phones and awkward school moments; and Adults (85) is about work calls on mute, flat-pack furniture and forgetting why you walked into a room. Every statement is written to be safe for mixed company, so the game works at family gatherings, classrooms, youth groups and office parties.
The game itself is simple: everyone holds up ten fingers, a statement is read out, and anyone who has done it puts a finger down. The generator removes the hardest part — thinking of good statements on the spot — and keeps the game fair by dealing from a shuffled deck. No statement is repeated until every one in your chosen categories has been used, and the deck then reshuffles for another round.
For a bigger group, press Projector mode to show the statement in large text on a TV, smartboard or projector; arrow keys and Space move through the deck, so the host can stay in the circle. The Back button lets you return to a statement if someone missed it.
The list builder deals a set number of statements at once for printing, copying into a slide or sharing to a group chat, which is handy for teachers planning a lesson warm-up or hosts preparing a game night. Favorites stay in your browser for next time. Everything runs locally, with no sign-up and nothing sent to a server.