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Word cloud icebreakers
Four one-word questions. Everyone's answers build a live word cloud on the screen.
See the questionsReady-made quizzes and icebreakers for meetings, socials and remote teams. Everyone plays on their phone with live scores.
Most downloaded: 36.3K downloads
Four one-word questions. Everyone's answers build a live word cloud on the screen.
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A childhood photo guess, a who is most likely to poll and a desert island question. Swap in your own team's names and photos first.
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Which-teammate questions and a word cloud for teams on a video call. Replace the sample names with your own.
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Twenty true or false questions in four rounds: science, biology, geography and general knowledge.
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Fifteen fill-in-the-blank prompts, answered through polls, word clouds and open answers.
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Four sets of statements where the team votes for the lie, then a leaderboard. Swap in your own team's statements before you present.

Eight this-or-that polls and an open question that get a video call talking, with no preparation and no one put on the spot.

Thirty throwback questions on the 80s, 90s and 2000s: true or false, multiple choice, typed answers, match-ups, ordering and sorting.

Six activities for a team that has just met: a word cloud, photo sharing, two drawing prompts, a duck race and an open question.

Ten quick general knowledge questions that mix true or false with multiple choice.

Five surprising true or false statements, each followed by a slide that explains the answer.

Five two by two grid slides where everyone rates apps, fast food chains and sportswear brands by gut feeling.

Three icebreakers where everyone draws their answer on their own device, from their mood as an object to a wished-for superpower.

A sports round that mixes multiple choice, matching, sorting and a typed answer, from Wimbledon to the Olympic motto.

Players drop a pin on a world map to answer light-hearted questions about places. There are no scores, so it works as a warm-up.

Players pin the person behind each of nine achievements, and an answer slide follows every question.

Five pin-on-the-image prompts where players drop a pin to show their energy, coffee level and Monday mood.

Pick a favourite by pinning it: each question shows a board of choices.

Players answer by dropping a pin on an image, with questions about moods, workspaces and weekends.

A pair activity: everyone answers ten questions about the person sitting next to them.

Three spinner wheels that pick who shares a fun fact, a team memory and the next activity.

A childhood photo guess, a who is most likely to poll and a desert island question. Swap in your own team's names and photos first.

Polls, a scale, word clouds and open questions on side hustles: who has one, what motivates them and what they would say yes to.

Polls, a word cloud and a scale on phone habits and the devices people could not live without, with open questions to follow up.

Eleven word cloud prompts, from how everyone is feeling to the most annoying emoji, for a lively warm-up.

Seven brainstorm prompts such as three items for a desert island and new uses for a lamp, with ideas voted on live.

A sampler of interactive slide types: riddles, brainstorming, a put in order, a match-up, sorting into categories and a spinner wheel.

Match everyday office objects to their riddles, with a fun fact after every round.

Five questions about classic board games. Players type the name of the game.

Slogans, pitches and creative uses for everyday objects, with ideas collected live and voted on by the team.

Which-teammate questions and a word cloud for teams on a video call. Replace the sample names with your own.

Four one-word questions. Everyone's answers build a live word cloud on the screen.

Geography trivia about capitals, landmarks and famous places to visit.


Match each of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World to its location, purpose and a fun fact.

Five matching questions about ancient civilisations: their regions, myths, writing, ideas and monuments.

Players upload pictures of their mood, pets and week's highlight, then the group reacts. A friendly way to see colleagues' lives.

A scored quiz on icebreaker questions and office slang, five Never have I ever polls, a leaderboard and a spinner wheel to pick who goes next.

Twenty true or false questions in four rounds: science, biology, geography and general knowledge.

Multiple-choice questions about your own team, plus a poll and a word cloud. Swap the sample names and answers for real ones.

A light check-in with questions about your team's coffee orders, playlist and lunches, plus a poll and a word cloud.

Ten multiple choice questions on the big news and moments of 2024, each prompted by a photo.

A year in review quiz with Top Moments and Famous Movie rounds, mixing multiple choice, match-ups, typed answers and a word cloud.

Three multiple choice questions about your office life, from snack habits to favourite team activities. Edit them to suit your team.

Three matching rounds about your colleagues: meeting phrases, coffee orders and team superpowers. Replace the sample pairs with your own.

Three polls on how the team likes to unwind, what snacks keep them going and which team activity to try next.

Four quick questions to ease everyone back after a break: a mood poll, a word cloud, a story prompt and a scale.

A photo quiz you fill with childhood pictures of your teammates. Everyone types who they think it is.

Eight nine-letter anagrams to unscramble in teams against the clock.

Twenty-five matching questions in five rounds: around the world, science, maths, Harry Potter and cartoons.

A say-what-you-see game: teams work out ten English idioms from picture clues.

Players guess the theme of your bingo game in a word cloud. Prepare a card for each player to play along.

A quiz on company facts with multiple choice, a typed answer, a match-up and a put in order slide. Replace the sample facts with your own.

Plan the staff party together: who it is for, where, the theme and the ideas, collected with polls, a word cloud and brainstorming.

Who-in-the-team questions, open questions, a friendly debate and a word cloud. Replace the sample names with your own.

Seven lateral-thinking riddles to solve in small teams, with typed answers.

A short team quiz with a coffee estimate, a superpower match-up and a project steps ordering slide. Swap in your own team's details.

Fifteen fill-in-the-blank prompts, answered through polls, word clouds and open answers.

A game of experiences: players submit things they have done, then everyone counts a heart for each one they share.

Sales role play prompts: write a pitch, answer a tricky prospect, spin the wheel and rate each other's ideas.
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Add your team's names and a prize.
Everyone plays on their phone.
A five-minute quiz or check-in warms the room up before the agenda starts.
Icebreakers help new people learn names, faces and stories in their first week.
Everyone answers on their phone, so people on Zoom or Teams play on equal terms with the room.
An opening question gets every voice in early, so people speak up later in the session.
Trivia rounds and a live leaderboard turn a Friday wind-down or an end-of-year party into a game.
The questions and answers are already on the slides. Add your team's names and press present.
You share a join code or a QR code. Everyone opens it in their browser, on a phone, tablet or laptop.
No. Players join in their browser, so there is nothing to install.
Yes. Share your screen on Zoom or Teams and put the join code in the chat. Everyone answers on their own device.
Yes. Once you have your own copy, every question is yours to edit.
The templates here take from about 5 to about 30 minutes. Use the length filter to find one that fits your meeting.
Yes. Start with an icebreaker: the questions are light and nobody has to know anyone yet.
Yes, you can host these templates free.
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