Gartic Phone Prompts That Get Funnier Every Round

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This prompt gives the lobby it is raining pizza and everyone is happy about it, triangles from clouds plus smiles even weak artists can land. Open a mixed-skill lobby with it, then keep the smiles in the final guess.

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This prompt gives the lobby a cat in a spacesuit planting a flag on the moon, ears, helmet, flag, and craters anyone can fake. Type it in, then see what players put on the flag.

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This prompt gives the lobby a snowman sunbathing at the beach, simple shapes and a built-in melt-or-not joke. Use it as a warm-up, then compare who let him melt.

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This prompt gives the lobby a dog driving a car through a fast food drive-thru, two things everyone can sort of draw plus a second character. Add it to the list, then watch the window worker appear out of nowhere.

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This prompt gives the lobby a businessman taking a very serious call on a banana, one object swap that survives stick figures. Save it for a long lobby, then see if the suit and the banana both make it.

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This prompt gives the lobby a time traveler arriving 10 minutes late to the dinosaur extinction, three hard ideas stacked. Pick it when the group wants chaos, then enjoy sad man and a meteor.

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This prompt gives the lobby a ghost who can only haunt houses with good wifi, an easy ghost plus an undrawable signal. Enter it, then wait for routers, bars, and brand-new ghost lore.

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This prompt gives the lobby a wizard whose only spell is making things slightly more expensive, with slightly as the undrawable word. Use it late, then read the final caption about prices.

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This prompt gives the lobby a man losing an argument with his own reflection, two identical people with one winning. Choose it to wreck the chain, then see twins, clones, or portals show up.

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This prompt gives the lobby pigeons holding a secret meeting about replacing all the statues, a crowd plus a motive. Drop it when you want destruction, then notice the statues vanish first.

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This prompt gives the lobby a birthday party where the cake blows out the person, a logic flip artists get and cannot draw. Play it, then compare the five different readings at the reveal.

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This prompt gives the lobby Mario doing actual plumbing for once, hat and mustache everyone can draw plus a job-title joke. Use it with a pop-culture lobby, then see the pipes stay and the irony go.

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This prompt gives the lobby Shrek hosting a fancy brunch in his swamp, green ogre plus tiny teacups. Type it in, then flip a coin on whether the swamp survives.

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This prompt gives the lobby Darth Vader teaching his kids to ride bikes, a helmet that holds even bad drawings. Start it, then wait for someone to add training wheels to the Death Star.

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This prompt gives the lobby Batman waiting at a laundromat for his cape to dry, iconic silhouette in a boring room. Use it when artists need machines to fill the page, then keep the boredom in the pose.

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This prompt gives the lobby Pikachu at a job interview explaining the gap in his resume, a drawable face plus a desk and tie. Enter it, then let captioners invent the missing years.

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This prompt gives the lobby a meeting that could have been an email, a work feeling everyone already has. Open a work party with it, then watch the captions turn into satire.

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This prompt gives the lobby someone pretending their camera is broken on a video call, safe, relatable, and just hard enough to lie about. Use it at work or on stream, then enjoy the fake-tech excuses.

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This prompt gives the lobby an office worker challenging the printer to a duel, two figures and a villain everyone knows. Play it in an HR-safe lobby, then keep the poses dramatic.

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This prompt gives the lobby a streamer taking advice from chat and immediately regretting it, made for rooms where the audience is the joke. Drop it on stream, then watch chat drawn as a wall of tiny faces.

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This prompt gives the lobby the intern accidentally getting promoted to CEO, a small desk and a big chair in one phrase. Use it at work, then see accidentally grow into a full coup.

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This prompt gives the lobby the entire office evacuating because the coffee machine broke, crowd panic over a tiny cause. Close a work session with it, then check that even rushed drawings show the scale mismatch.