Truth or Dare Wheel
Spin for a truth or a dare. The prompts are party-safe; edit them for your table and remove each one once it has been done.
- Truth: what is your most embarrassing habit?
- Dare: speak in an accent until your next turn
- Truth: who here would you trust with a secret?
- Dare: do your best impression of someone in the room
- Truth: what is the last lie you told?
- Dare: let the group post a status for you
- Truth: what is a talent nobody here knows about?
- Dare: sing the chorus of the last song you played
- Truth: what would you do with a free week and no phone?
- Dare: swap seats with the person on your left every time someone laughs
- Truth: what is the pettiest thing you have done?
- Dare: hold a plank until the next spin ends
How people use the truth or dare wheel
A truth-or-dare wheel replaces the awkward pause where someone has to invent a dare. The wheel has twelve prompts loaded, half truths and half dares, all safe for a mixed room. Remove-the-winner is on so each prompt is used once. Edit freely: your group’s in-jokes make better dares than ours.
For a bigger night, paste a longer list; for a quieter one, delete the dares and keep the truths. Fullscreen mode puts the prompt on the TV.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to what teachers, hosts and streamers ask us most
Are the prompts appropriate for teenagers?
The default list is clean and works for a mixed group. Read it before you play and delete anything that does not suit the room.
Can I make a wheel that only says Truth or Dare?
Yes. Replace the list with two lines, Truth and Dare, and use your own questions. Alternate them like the yes-or-no wheel if you want a longer spin.
How do I share my custom list?
Copy link to this wheel. The link carries every prompt, so the next host loads the same game.