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Fortune cookie

Tap the cookie to crack it open and read your fortune.

Lucky numbers

How it works

Tap the cookie or the button. The cookie cracks in two and a paper slip slides out with your fortune and six lucky numbers from 1 to 49. Press Another cookie for a new one. There are 40 fortunes, written by us, and you will not see the same one twice in a row.

Where fortune cookies come from

Fortune cookies are associated with Chinese restaurants, but they became popular in the United States in the early 1900s, and their origin is usually traced to Japanese bakeries in California. Today they are a fun way to end a meal and start a conversation.

Ideas

Read one out loud at dinner, start a team meeting with a fortune, use it as a journal prompt, or send one to a friend who needs a smile.

Frequently asked questions

Are the lucky numbers random?

Yes. Six different numbers from 1 to 49 are drawn with your browser's cryptographic random generator. They are for fun and do not improve your chances in any lottery.

Can I share my fortune?

Yes. Press Copy to copy the fortune and your lucky numbers.

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