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Secret Santa hints that start vague and get easier, plus a reveal line.
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Leaving clues before the gift exchange turns one present into a week of guessing. Enter a few facts about yourself, pick a style and how many days you have, and this Secret Santa clue generator writes hints that start vague and end with a reveal line.
List a few things people might notice about you, choose the setting, the clue style and the number of clues, and say how well your receiver knows you. Press the button and leave one clue a day, hardest first.
Rhyming clues are fun to read aloud, riddles make people think, and emoji clues work well on a sticky note or in a group chat. Mixed gives a little of each across the week.
Clues stay friendly. They never mention looks, age, health, religion or relationships, and there is no flirting, so they are safe to leave on a coworker's desk.
In the days before the gift reveal, the giver leaves short anonymous hints for the person they drew. The first clues are vague and each one gets a little easier, so the receiver can guess by the last day. It turns one exchange into a week of fun guessing.
Things people around you might notice: your favourite drink, a pet, a hobby, where you sit, a phrase you say a lot, your commute. Mix one or two well-known facts with a few obscure ones. The most obvious detail is saved for the final clue.
Yes. Clues stay friendly and avoid looks, age, health, religion and relationships, and there is no flirting. Pick Office as the setting for clues that suit coworkers and managers. You can still choose rhymes or emoji to keep them playful.
Yes, it is free to use. Enter your facts, choose a style and the number of clues, and press the button. If a clue gives too much away, run it again or move that clue later in the week. You also get a reveal line for gift day.