Story Dice

Roll the picture dice and make up a story that uses every image – as silly or as clever as you like.

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Tip: for groups, let each player add one sentence using the next die.

Instant storytelling prompts

Roll up to nine picture dice showing everyday things, places, animals, feelings and actions – about 150 different pictures. Then tell a story, out loud or on paper, that includes every picture. A story starter like “Once upon a time…” gets you going, and an optional timer adds a challenge.

Use ordered mode to tell the story in the order of the numbered dice, or title mode to invent a title first. It is a favourite for creative writing lessons, language practice, speech therapy and long car journeys – and it works for all ages.

How to use

  1. Choose how many dice to roll (3–9).
  2. Tap Roll.
  3. Tell a story that uses every picture. Start with the story starter if you’re stuck.
  4. Optional: start the timer, or use ordered or title mode.

Ideas for using it

  • Classroom. each pupil adds one sentence using one die.
  • Language learning. describe each picture in the new language.
  • Family game. take turns – the funniest story wins.
  • Writing warm-up. nine dice, ten minutes, one short story.

Frequently asked questions

How many pictures are there?

About 150, from castles and rockets to feelings and actions, so rolls rarely repeat.

Are the dice random?

Yes. The pictures are picked with a cryptographically secure random generator, never twice in one roll.

Is this the branded story cube game?

No. It is an independent picture-dice tool with its own set of images.

What age is it for?

Any age – three dice for small children, nine for older pupils and adults.