GuessSet is a free browser-based tool for making custom card sets to use with the game Guess Who? and similar guessing games. We built it because we wanted to play with a deck of familiar faces — and it felt ridiculous to spend an evening wrestling with a word processor and a pair of scissors.
GuessSet is made by the Studio Squidney creative team — a small, family-flavored creator studio that ships small, useful tools one at a time. We’re not a big company. We’re a handful of people with day jobs who build things on the side because we enjoy it and because making something from scratch still beats buying the 400th variation of the same thing off a shelf.
Someone in our circle wanted to play Guess Who? with family members instead of the generic cartoon characters. The idea was cute. The execution was miserable — cropping 24 photos by hand, measuring card slots, printing, cutting, hoping the duplex came out right. The finished deck was great; the process was a weekend sink. GuessSet does that same work in under ten minutes, for any theme you can think up.
A few things are on the roadmap as real usage tells us what to build: an AI-generated theme option (describe a theme, get 24 named portraits), community theme packs, and higher-quality export options for users who want store-bought-feeling cards. If you have an idea, send it via the feedback button on any page.