A better way to break the ice.
Turn a room of introductions into a find-someone-who game. Edit these prompts to suit your group, then print one card per person.
30 cards · 16 pages in your kit
Changing activity replaces the card content and design. Save your project first if you want to keep it.
Content & pictures
One per line · up to 200 entries · Latin letters and accents · 60 characters per entry.
PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 12 MB each. Resized on your device; large files may become JPEGs with a white background. New pictures add labels to your list. Edit a label below and press ✓ to apply.
Style & activity rules
Optional. Leave blank to use the default rules for the activity.
Paper, quantity & reprints
Keep the word list, grid, centre setting and set code to reproduce card contents. Reprint one card by its ID, or start the next batch after the previous one.
Save & open a project
Project files include your words, images and design. Keep them for reprints or use them on another device.
Opening a project replaces the current content. Export it first if you want to keep it.
Edits are saved locally when possible. No account or upload.
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15 sheets of cards · 16 pages in kit
Print single-sided at 100% / Actual size.
Match your paper size. The dotted lines mark where to cut. Print one test page before the full set.
Need help with paper, small text or reprints? Read the printing guide with a generated example, or contact us.
Make it comfortable for everyone.
Players find someone who matches a prompt and write that person’s name in the square. Use a different person for each square if the group is large enough. Let people skip any prompt; avoid private, financial, health or family questions. The find-someone kit includes rules and name spaces; it omits the caller checklist unless you download that separately.
Should I use a 4 × 4 or 5 × 5 card?
A 4 × 4 card gives a shorter activity with 16 prompts and no centre square. Try it for a small group or a brief welcome session. Use 5 × 5 when participants have more time to move around. Find-someone mode leaves writing space in each square.
Are the cards different?
Every numbered card in a set has a different arrangement, and an entry appears at most once on each card. Use the same words, grid, free-space setting and set code when adding or reprinting cards. Players may still win at the same time — unique layouts do not rule out ties.
What is included?
Up to 100 cards per download, a printable caller checklist, and card IDs to help with reprints. Choose one, two or four cards per sheet. Use one of eight activity starters, six print themes, your own pictures and a logo. Download the whole kit or just player cards, caller checklist or instructions. Traditional 75-ball / 90-ball tickets and live online rooms are not included.
Do I need an account?
No. Your entries stay in browser memory and are not sent to us. Edits are saved as a draft on this device when storage is available. Restore it from the saved-draft banner after a refresh. Export a project file to keep a backup or move devices; it includes your pictures. You can turn off autosave and delete the saved draft. Text supports Latin letters, accents and common punctuation; emoji and other scripts are not supported.