Switch between generating a list and playing timed rounds.

1 to 30 names per batch, never repeating.

6 groups: actors, musicians, athletes, online creators, business and tech, and TV and comedy.

Household names, well known, or for superfans—great for setting difficulty.

When they broke through, and where they're from.

Turn off to show names only, for guessing games.

Timed rounds of 30, 60, or 90 seconds.

Score timed rounds, or replace any name in your list.

Three rounds with the same names: describe them, use one word, then act them out.

The guesser can't see the name; teammates give clues against the timer.

Act out the celebrity without speaking while your team guesses.

Each player wears a secret name on a sticky note and asks yes-or-no questions.

One player thinks of a celebrity; everyone else has 20 yes-or-no questions.

Each new name must start with the first letter of the previous person's last name.

Draw clues about the celebrity—no letters or numbers allowed.

Read only the Known for line and see who names the celebrity first.

Students research a random celebrity and write a short profile.

Great for language learners practicing yes-or-no questions.

Map celebrities from 34 countries and territories.

One student is the celebrity; others prepare interview questions.

Stars from 34 countries and territories, from Marilyn Monroe to MrBeast.

Pick easy household names or challenging picks for superfans.

Every name shows what they're famous for.

Timed rounds with Got it and Skip buttons and a score summary.

Hide details for guessing games, then copy the list.

No sign-up, and nothing is saved or uploaded.

The most famous, in-demand stars in entertainment.

Someone recognized by almost everyone.

Another name for the Celebrity party game, also called fishbowl.

A game where players act out a word or name without speaking.

A single name a celebrity is known by, like Beyoncé or Pelé.

The role or hit that first made someone famous.

Winning an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony award.

An online creator with a large, engaged following.

A celebrity who succeeds in more than one field or market.

A celebrity whose fame and influence last for generations.