Free printable cards
Who Am I? cards to print
A ready set of characters for the sticker-on-the-forehead game. Pick a theme, get the list and print it — the cards come out large enough to cut up and deal. Or copy them as text if you are playing over chat.
Or skip the scissorsThe same characters are dealt in the online version: the phone replaces the sticker — you cannot see your own and everyone else can see it on their screen. A room fills from one link.
Play online →Captain America
Darth Vader
Kratos
Sigmund Freud
Koschei the Deathless
Postman
Snow White
LeBron James
Hide the Pain Harold
Lara Croft
Goku
Demogorgon
Bugs Bunny
Woodpecker
Confucius
YouTuber
Writer
Moana
Robert Downey Jr.
Cow
Hulk
Teacher
Rambo
Albus Dumbledore
Severus Snape
Chewbacca
Black Widow
Jim Carrey
Kevin McCallister
Morgan Freeman
William Shakespeare
R2-D2
Spock
Galileo Galilei
Belle
Dentist
Adele
Mark Twain
Charlie Chaplin
Journalist
How to play
- 1. Print and cutOne card per person. Deal them face down — the owner must not see their own.
- 2. Stick it on your foreheadA sticky note, tape, or just hold the card up. Everyone can see your character except you.
- 3. Ask yes/no questions“Am I a real person?” “Am I over fifty?” The table answers and the turn passes on.
- 4. GuessSay it out loud when you think you have it. Play until everyone has been revealed, or race for the first.
The rules in three lines
- Everyone wears a character on their forehead that the whole table can see and they cannot.
- On your turn you may ask one question answerable with yes or no.
- Say it out loud when you work it out. Usually played until the last character is revealed.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free?
Completely. No sign-up and no limit on how many sets you print.
How many cards do I need?
One per person plus spares: somebody who guesses quickly gets a new one straight away and the game does not stall.
Is it good with children?
Yes — pick the Cartoons or Animals themes, which are built for exactly that.
What is the best way to print it?
The print button lays the cards out large, one per block — cuts along the lines and reads at arm’s length.
Can I play without printing?
Yes: copy the list and reveal one at a time from a phone, or open the online version, where no sticker is needed at all.