Type a word or phrase, add a hint, and get a hangman game anyone can play.
Make a custom hangman game from your own word or phrase and share it by link, or guess the hidden phrase one letter at a time before the hangman drawing is finished. This free hangman maker by SnapPlay runs in your browser with nothing to install and no account to create.
Every correct letter reveals more of the phrase; every wrong guess adds a piece to the drawing. It is the classic word game, quick to set up and free to play on phone, tablet or desktop.
Teachers use it for spelling and vocabulary practice, families for party games, and teams for quick quizzes. Pick a word, choose how forgiving the game should be, and send the link to anyone.
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Yes. Making a hangman game, playing it and sharing the link are all free. There is nothing to install and no account to create.
Yes. Type any word or phrase of up to 40 characters and up to 8 words, using letters and numbers. Your players guess exactly what you typed.
Press Share, enter your email and we send you a link to your game. Anyone who opens the link can play straight away, with no sign-up.
A short hint gives players a fair starting point, such as a category or a clue. It shows above the blank boxes while they play.
You choose between 6 and 10. Six is the classic drawing of head, body, arms and legs; higher numbers draw the gallows first, giving players more chances.
Yes. Accented letters are turned into their plain letter, so ESPAÑA becomes ESPANA and AÇÃO becomes ACAO. Players guess with the normal A to Z keyboard.
Yes. When the drawing is complete, the missing letters fill in and the full answer is shown, so every round ends with the word revealed.
Yes. The game has an on-screen keyboard for touch screens, and on a computer players can also type letters on their physical keyboard.
Yes. Make a game from this week's spelling or vocabulary word, show it on the board, or send the link to students to play on their own devices.
Yes. When you share, you can add an optional reward, such as a link or a code. Players see it only after they solve your game from the shared link.