Yes or No Generator
When you genuinely can't decide, let randomness handle it. Type a question and get a yes, no, or maybe. Typing the question is optional - the result is random either way.
How to use
- Type your question if you want to (totally optional).
- Click Generate.
- Whatever it says, that's what you're doing.
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Type a yes or no question and click to get a random answer: Yes, No, or Maybe. The result is genuinely random each time, making it a neutral way to break a deadlock when two options feel equally valid and you just need something to tip the scales. The Maybe option covers situations where neither extreme fits.
The appeal of a yes or no randomizer is not really about the decision itself but about your reaction to the result. If you flip and it says No and your gut response is disappointment, you know you actually wanted Yes. The result of a random tool can surface your own preference in a way that purely analytical thinking sometimes cannot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the result truly random?
Yes. Each click uses the browser's random function to choose between yes, no, and maybe with equal probability.
What is the Maybe option for?
Maybe covers situations where neither a clear yes nor a clear no captures the nuance. You can configure some versions to exclude it if you need a binary result.
Can I use this for serious decisions?
It can be a useful tie-breaker, but for important decisions the most valuable thing about it is what your gut reaction to the result reveals about your preference.
Does asking the same question always give the same answer?
No. Each click is independent and random regardless of the question text.