An opening line for a speech, a light moment in a team newsletter, a post that gets a smile instead of a scroll. The AI joke generator in Infinithink writes ten original jokes on any topic you give it, short enough to read aloud and clean enough for a work setting.
The list mixes quick one-liners, setup and punchline jokes, observational humor and wordplay, so you can see which kind of humor fits your audience, and it flags the two jokes that work best as social posts.
The humor laughs with people, not at them. It writes no jokes that target personal traits such as ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation or disability, and none about private individuals. It is part of the Entertainment family. Create a free account to try it, or compare plans on the pricing page.
What you get
- A numbered list of 10 original jokes on your topic
- A mix of one-liners, setup and punchline jokes, observational humor and wordplay
- Short jokes, ideally under 40 words each, that work spoken or written
- The 2 jokes best suited to a social media post, flagged after the list
- Puns written in the output language, never translated from another language
What you fill in
- Joke topic optional
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The subject of the jokes and, if you can, where they will be used.
How to use it, step by step
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Write the topic and the setting
The form has one field, Joke topic. Add where the jokes will be used, for example "working from home, for a team newsletter". The setting tells the tool who is listening.
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Choose the language and tone
Pick the output language and the tone of voice in the settings below the form. With a business tone such as Professional, the topic and the occasion set the style instead.
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Generate and read them out loud
Jokes live or die when spoken. Read all ten aloud, keep the ones that land, then swap a generic detail for one your audience shares.
Example, input and output
Input
- topic
- Working from home, for a team newsletter
Output
2. I wear a shirt for video calls. The pajama pants are staying for the whole quarter.
3. My new coworker steals my lunch and sleeps on my keyboard. Yes, it's the cat.
4. My Wi-Fi only drops when I'm about to say something brilliant.
5. I finally have a standing desk. It's the ironing board.
6. I don't have a dress code anymore. I have a camera angle.
(Jokes 7 to 10 omitted.)
Best for social media: 5 and 6.
Illustrative example written by the editorial team.
Tips for better results
- Add the audience to the topic. "Dentists" and "dentists, for a talk to dental students" produce different jokes.
- Give a shared reference, such as a product launch, a new office policy or Monday meetings, to get observational humor your audience recognizes.
- For a speech, add the point you want to make next. A joke that leads into your message works better than a random one.
Who uses it, and for what
Speakers and presenters
Open a talk, a webinar or a wedding speech with a line that breaks the ice.
Social media managers
Fill a light slot in the calendar, starting from the two jokes flagged for social media.
Team leads and internal communications
A short, clean joke for a team newsletter or a Monday kickoff.
Teachers and trainers
Wordplay on the lesson topic that makes a dry subject easier to remember.
Limits and good practice
- Humor depends on the room. Read every joke with your audience in mind before using it at work or on stage.
- The tool does not write offensive jokes, roasts of private people or humor that targets personal characteristics.
- Jokes that refer to recent news may rely on details that are wrong or out of date. Check any fact before posting.
Frequently asked questions
Are the jokes safe for work?
Yes, by default. Jokes are written for a general audience and a work setting unless your topic clearly asks otherwise, and they never target people for personal characteristics or joke about private individuals. Still read them first, because what suits one team may not suit another.
How many jokes do I get each time?
Ten, in a numbered list, mixing one-liners, setup and punchline jokes, observational humor and wordplay. Two are flagged as the best fit for a social media post. If none of them fits, change the angle of the topic and generate again.
Can it write puns in Italian or other languages?
Yes. Choose the output language in the settings and the jokes are written natively in that language. A pun that only works in English is not translated word for word, so expect different jokes in each language, not the same list translated.
Can I use the jokes in a speech or a presentation?
That is one of the main uses. Put the occasion in the topic, for example "project deadlines, to open a quarterly review", and the jokes stay short and suitable for the room. Pick one that leads into your first point.
Are the jokes original?
They are written for your topic each time you generate, not pulled from a stored list. Short jokes on common topics can still resemble existing lines, so if you publish under your name or a brand, adapt the best ones with your own details.
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