Magic 8-Ball Online: The Classic Toy, Digitized
Ask a yes-or-no question and shake the classic Magic 8-Ball with its twenty original answers.
Processed entirely in your browser — nothing you enter here is ever uploaded.
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About this tool
The Magic 8-Ball has sat on desks and in toy boxes since Mattel started selling it in 1950, its die-shaped window floating up through blue liquid to reveal one of twenty fixed replies. This page is that same toy, rebuilt so a click does what a wrist used to.
It keeps the original answer set and the original odds intact: ten affirmative, five noncommittal, five negative, drawn with your browser's cryptographic random generator rather than any weighting toward the answer you were hoping for.
There's nothing to install and nothing to sign up for — open the page on your phone or your desktop, shake, and read the answer. It works the same way every time, and no question you type ever leaves your screen.
Example. Typing a yes-or-no question and shaking displays one of the 20 stored replies, ten of them affirmative, five non-committal, and five negative.
Limit. The question text is not scored; the reply is whichever of the 20 answer slots the random index lands on.