100 Questions About Me
Choose a question set (about me, couples, your OC or a year-in-review), switch off topics you'd rather skip, and pick 30, 50 or 100 questions. Answer one at a time, then copy everything as text for a blog post or caption, or save it as a long image or 1080×1920 Instagram story pages in one of four cute themes. Leave the answers blank and you get a fill-in get-to-know-me template instead. All 395 questions are our own, it's free, and your answers never leave your device.
Good to know
Question sets and topics
| Set | Topic | Questions |
|---|---|---|
| About me | Basics | 20 questions |
| Favorites | 20 questions | |
| Everyday me | 20 questions | |
| Memories | 20 questions | |
| Love | 15 questions | |
| Friends | 20 questions | |
| Reading | 30 questions | |
| Couple | How we met | 25 questions |
| About each other | 25 questions | |
| Dates | 25 questions | |
| Our future | 25 questions | |
| OC | Profile | 20 questions |
| Looks | 20 questions | |
| Personality | 20 questions | |
| Relationships | 20 questions | |
| World & backstory | 20 questions | |
| Year-end | Best of the year | 15 questions |
| Moments | 15 questions | |
| People | 10 questions | |
| Next year | 10 questions |
Switch a topic off and the others fill in, so you still get the 30, 50 or 100 questions you picked. Each topic starts with its easiest questions, so a 30-question list keeps the lightest ones.
100 questions about me (the full default list)
This is the default list in the tool above (About me, six topics, Reading off, 100 questions). Tap "Copy text" in the tool to copy it with numbers and answer lines.
- What’s your name, or what do people call you?
- When’s your birthday?
- Your MBTI or star sign?
- Describe where you live in one line (no address!).
- What do you do — school, work, something else?
- Any pets?
- Who’s in your family?
- The story behind your name or nickname?
- Left- or right-handed?
- Morning person or night owl?
- Describe yourself in one word.
- What do people say about you when they first meet you?
- And what do they say once they really know you?
- A phrase you say way too often?
- What’s your phone wallpaper right now?
- The last thing you bought?
- Something that’s always in your bag?
- A skill you’re secretly proud of?
- Favorite food?
- A food you can’t stand?
- Pineapple on pizza: yes or no?
- Pancakes or waffles?
- Coffee or tea?
- Favorite season, and why?
- Favorite color?
- Lucky number?
- Song on repeat right now?
- A movie or show you’d rewatch forever?
- Favorite smell?
- Favorite kind of weather?
- Dream travel destination?
- Favorite animal?
- Mountains or beach?
- Sweet or salty snacks?
- An app or game you open every day?
- Favorite flower?
- What does a normal weekday look like?
- How do you usually spend weekends?
- How do you deal with stress?
- Something you always do before bed?
- Favorite time of day?
- Homebody or always out?
- Planner or spontaneous?
- What do you do when you’re angry?
- Something on your mind lately?
- A recent moment that made you happy?
- A small thing that always cheers you up?
- A habit you’d like to break?
- Something you want to start doing?
- Your goal for this year?
- Three things you’d take to a desert island?
- You win a million dollars. First thing you do?
- Pick one superpower.
- Your earliest memory?
- What did you want to be as a kid?
- A nickname you had at school?
- Favorite and least favorite subject?
- Most memorable trip?
- Best gift you’ve ever received?
- Best decision you’ve ever made?
- One embarrassing moment you can laugh about now?
- What did you buy with your first paycheck or allowance?
- The day you laughed the hardest?
- Favorite cartoon or toy as a kid?
- A compliment you still remember?
- A time in your life you’d go back to?
- How are you different from a year ago?
- The first thing you ever did all by yourself?
- A meal you’ll never forget?
- Something you remember about your childhood home?
- Taken or single?
- Your type?
- Ever had love at first sight?
- When was your first crush?
- What matters most to you in a relationship?
- Your dream way to be asked out?
- A date you’d love to go on?
- Text all day, or now and then?
- Are you the jealous type?
- Do you make a big deal of anniversaries?
- Something you’d love to hear from a partner?
- Your dealbreaker?
- The moment you fall for someone?
- Tell us about your best friend.
- What’s your role in your friend group?
- What do you usually do with friends?
- What would your friends say is your best trait?
- And your worst?
- A trip you want to take with your friends?
- Any matching friendship items?
- Best gift from a friend?
- After a fight, do you reach out first?
- In the group chat, are you the lurker or the one who never stops typing?
- How do you celebrate a friend’s birthday?
- Your longest friendship — how many years?
- Do you make the first move with new friends?
- Something you still feel sorry about with a friend?
- Something a friend said that really helped you?
- Your go-to hangout spot with friends?
- A challenge you’d like to try with a friend?
End of year reflection questions for 2026 (all 50)
Use them as a year-in-review template for a blog post or Instagram, or pick the Year-end set in the tool to answer and save them as text or images. The questions say "this year" and "next year", so they work for any year you choose. Open the Year-end set
- Sum up this year in one word.
- If you kept one photo from this year, what’s in it?
- Something you said all the time this year?
- If you gave yourself an award for this year, what would it be?
- Book of the year?
- Movie or show of the year?
- The song you played most this year?
- Best meal you had this year?
- The place you went to most this year?
- Best new place you went to?
- Best thing you bought this year?
- A purchase you regret?
- The app you used most this year?
- A new hobby or interest this year?
- A trend you joined this year?
- Something you did for the first time this year?
- Happiest moment of the year?
- What made you laugh the hardest?
- Best decision you made this year?
- Hardest moment of the year?
- Something you wish had gone differently?
- The bravest thing you did this year?
- A goal you reached this year?
- One lesson from this year you want to keep?
- Something you let go of this year?
- Where did you grow the most?
- Something about yourself that surprised you?
- A moment that got you teary?
- Your busiest month, and why?
- The most peaceful day of your year?
- Your person of the year?
- Who made you laugh the most?
- Who did you text the most?
- Who did you share the most meals with?
- Someone new you’re glad you met this year?
- Words that kept you going this year?
- Someone you never properly thanked?
- Someone you reconnected with?
- The best compliment you got this year?
- Someone you felt bad about this year?
- Your word for next year?
- One thing you really want to do next year?
- A place you want to go next year?
- A habit you want to drop next year?
- A habit from this year you want to keep?
- A message to next year’s you.
- A book you want to read or a skill to learn next year?
- Someone you want to see more next year?
- One gift you’ll give yourself next year?
- What do you hope is different by next December?
More things to make
Planning next year? Try the mandala chart maker, or make a reward chart for the kids with the sticker chart maker.
How to use it
- 1
Pick a set — About me, Couple or OC — then tap any topic you want to skip. Choose 30, 50 or 100 questions.
- 2
Type your answer on the question card and tap "Next". Don’t like a question? Tap "Swap" for another one on the same topic. Skipped questions stay blank.
- 3
Tap "Copy text" for a blog post or caption, or pick a theme and "Save image". Story mode splits your answers into 9:16 pages.
FAQ
Can I get a blank get-to-know-me template?
Yes. Before you answer anything, choose "Text" and tap "Copy text" to copy a numbered list of questions with an empty answer line (→) under each. For a printable or postable picture, pick "Long image" or "Story" and the blank answers become dotted lines to fill in by hand. Change topics or the number of questions and the template updates instantly.
Can I skip the dating and relationship questions?
Tap "Love" to switch that topic off. Other topics fill the gap, so you still get the number of questions you picked (as long as the topics you kept have enough). To replace a single question, tap "Swap" on the card and you get a different one from the same topic.
Are there questions for couples or for my OC?
Yes. The Couple set has 100 questions across How we met, About each other, Dates and Our future. The OC set has 100 character questionnaire prompts across Profile, Looks, Personality, Relationships and World & backstory, plus a few questions for you as the creator.
Can I do a book tag or reading questionnaire?
In the About me set, switch every topic off except "Reading" and you get 30 book questions — favorite book, rereads, paper vs. e-book, the line you still remember. Or keep Reading on alongside other topics to mix a few book questions into your 100.
Do you have end of year reflection questions?
Yes — pick the "Year-end" set for 50 questions across Best of the year, Moments, People and Next year: your book, song and best meal of the year, the best decision you made, your person of the year, and a message to next year's you. Choose 2025 or 2026, then copy it blank as a "My 2026 Year in Review" template or answer as you go. Drop it to 30 questions for a quicker version.
How do I post my year in review to Instagram stories?
Answer the Year-end set, switch "Save as" to "Story 9:16" and pick a theme. You get 1080×1920 pages headed "My 2026 Year in Review". Long answers spill onto more pages, so turn on "Leave out unanswered questions" and answer only the ones you care about if you want fewer. On a phone, "Share" sends the pages straight to Instagram.
What size are the Instagram story images?
Story pages are 1080×1920 px (9:16) with extra space at the top and bottom so Instagram's buttons don't cover your answers. Long answers or 100 questions split across several pages, and on a phone "Share" sends them all at once. The long image is 1080 px wide for blogs and Pinterest, and splits into parts if it gets taller than 7,200 px.
Are my answers saved or uploaded?
They are saved only in this browser (localStorage) so you can close the page and keep going later. Nothing is sent to a server. On a shared computer, tap "Start over" twice when you are done to clear them.
Where do the questions come from? Is it free?
We wrote every question ourselves: 145 about-me questions, 100 for couples and 100 for OCs, each topic starting with the easy ones. It's free with no account, and you can post the text and images anywhere you like.
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