3–10 players · 30–60 minutes · Free
Cards Against Humanity, online and free
Every card on your own phone, the black card on the table, and a Card Czar who has to pick a winner while everyone watches. Forty-two packs and four and a half thousand white cards, straight from the publisher’s Creative Commons release.
- No account
- No download
- Free forever
What you get
Cards Against Humanity, in full
42 packs, 4,661 white cards
The base set, official expansions one through six, and thirty-five more packs besides — nostalgia, college, absurd, the lot. Pick the ones your group can handle before you start.
Your hand is yours
Cards are dealt to your own screen. Nobody leans over, nobody sees what you nearly played, and nobody has to hold a fan of cards in one hand and a drink in the other.
The Czar reads them blind
Submissions arrive shuffled and anonymous, so the Card Czar judges the card rather than the friend. Reading them out is still your job.
No shuffling, no packing up
No sorting cards back into a box at one in the morning, no realising the black cards got mixed in. Start a room and deal.
Three to ten players
Share a five-letter code and everyone is in from any browser. Works around a table and works for the friend joining from another city.
Properly licensed
The card content comes from the official Creative Commons BY-NC-SA release. We are not scraping someone's fan site; we are using what the publisher put out.
How it works
How to play Cards Against Humanity online
Start a room
Tap Play. The room opens with the game selected and a five-letter code to share.
Choose your packs
Pick from 42 packs before you start — base set only, or everything, or something in between.
Get three to ten people in
Everyone joins from a browser with the code. Ten white cards are dealt to each phone.
Play to the black card
One player is Card Czar each round. Everyone else submits the white card that best answers the prompt, anonymously.
The Czar picks a winner
The Czar reads the combinations and chooses one. That player takes the black card as a point, and the role passes on.
Questions
Frequently asked
How do you play Cards Against Humanity?
Each player holds ten white cards. One player each round is the Card Czar and reads out a black card with a question or a blank in it. Everyone else submits the white card they think answers it best, face down. The Czar reads the combinations out and picks a favourite, and whoever played it takes the black card as a point. The role rotates, and most points wins.
How many cards do you get?
Ten white cards in hand, refilled to ten after every round you play into. Across 42 packs there are 4,661 white cards and 1,041 black ones in the pool.
Is it free?
Yes. No payment, no account, no app. Start a room in the browser and share the five-letter code.
How many players do you need?
Three to ten. Three works but the Czar only sees two submissions, so five or more is where it gets good.
Can you play with 2 people?
Not really — with two, one of you is always judging and the other is always submitting, so there is no contest. Three is the practical minimum.
Where do the cards come from?
Cards Against Humanity LLC releases its card content under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence, and that is what we use. decks.app is free and non-commercial, which is what the licence requires.
Is this the official app?
No. decks.app is an independent, free implementation using the publisher's Creative Commons card content. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cards Against Humanity LLC.
Ready in about ten seconds
Tap the button, read out the five letters, and everyone is in. No app, no account, nothing to set up.
Opens a room with the game already selected