Real toys. Real games. Really, really small.

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World's Smallest toys and games that really work

We take the toys you grew up with and shrink them until they sit in the palm of your hand. Then we make sure every knob, spring and buzzer still does its job.

  • Fully functional miniatures
  • Officially licensed classics
  • Most under $13
Hands holding World's Smallest miniature toys and games
Nine shelves

Pick a shelf

Nine shelves, all of them short. Start with the one you remember best.

Popular products

The ones everybody palms first

Our most-loved miniatures right now, each with the current price from our retail partner.

Still draws. Still walks. Still answers.

The Classics shelf is where we started: one famous toy at a time, shrunk and still working.

See Classics
World's Smallest BoomboxWorld's Coolest Perplexus Micro PlexWorld's Smallest Stretch Armstrong

Game night, two inches wide

Operation, Hungry Hungry Hippos and Connect 4 with every piece and the full rules.

See Family Games
World's Smallest Operation & Connect 4 Mini Games (Set of 2)World's Smallest Lite-Brite & Hungry Hungry Hippos Set of 2World's Smallest Gator Golf

Heroes at 1.25 inches

Micro Figures bend at the arms and legs and stand about as tall as a quarter is wide.

See Micro Figures
World's Smallest Godzilla Micro FigureWorld's Smallest Hatsune Miku Micro FigureWorld's Smallest Elf On The Shelf Micro Figure
Size check

The quarter test

A US quarter is just under an inch wide. It is our favourite ruler, because every World's Smallest toy looks its best beside one.

New releases

Fresh out of the shrinking room

The newest arrivals, still warm.

Reviews

What people say once it is in their hand

Real reviews from buyers of World's Smallest toys, word for word.

People also ask

Where can I buy World's Smallest toys?

Every toy on this site links to its listing at our retail partner, where you can check today's price and order. You will also find World's Smallest on the shelves of toy shops, gift shops and big-box stores across the United States.

Do World's Smallest toys actually work?

Yes, and that is the entire idea. Each miniature is a functioning version of the original: games are fully playable, electronic toys light up and make sound, and the drawing toys draw.

What is the smallest toy you make?

Our Micro Figures stand about 1.25 inches tall, and the collectibles inside a Micro Toy Box are smaller again. Card games come in at roughly an inch.

Who makes World's Smallest?

World's Smallest is made by Super Impulse USA, based in Bristol, Pennsylvania. We work with the original brands, so each miniature is officially licensed.

What age are World's Smallest toys for?

Most are for ages 6 and up, and some games say 8 and up. Miniatures contain small parts and are not for children under 3.

Are World's Smallest toys good stocking stuffers?

They are close to the ideal one: most cost under $13, weigh almost nothing and fit in a stocking with room to spare.

How to choose a World's Smallest toy

There are 111 World's Smallest miniatures on 9 shelves, and from a distance they all look like the same good idea. Up close they differ a lot: some are games for four, some are desk toys for one, some are sealed surprises. This guide sorts them by what you actually need to know before you pick.

The shelves at a glance

  • Classics19 miniatures · $5.99 to $12.81Retro toys with one famous trick. The easiest gift for anyone born before 1995.
  • Toys & Activities25 miniatures · $4.96 to $13.25Plush, squishies, wind-ups and craft kits. Best for younger hands and backpacks.
  • Micro Figures14 miniatures · $6.49 to $12.791.25 inch action figures with moving limbs. For collectors and desk displays.
  • Family Games15 miniatures · $7.78 to $18.99Complete board games in a case. Best for travel and restaurant tables.
  • Party Games7 miniatures · $7.95 to $9.95Word, trivia and drawing games for a group. Adults read the tiny cards more easily.
  • Electronic Games9 miniatures · $12.53 to $34.99Lights, sound and batteries. The ones that get played alone at a desk.
  • Card Games8 miniatures · $6.99 to $10.99Full decks about an inch tall. The smallest packs we make.
  • Surprise Boxes7 miniatures · $7.99 to $44.99Sealed blind boxes. You choose the series, not the item.
  • Poptaters7 miniatures · $12.22 to $24.99Four-inch characters with swappable parts. Our largest pieces.

Pick by who it is for

A child of 6 to 8
Start with Toys & Activities or the simpler Family Games, such as Hungry Hungry Hippos. Parts are small, so open them at a table.
A child of 8 to 12
Electronic Games like Simon and Bop It hold attention longest. Operation and Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots are the favourites on the Classics and games shelves.
A teenager
Camera key rings, Micro Figures of whatever they are watching, and Surprise Boxes for the reveal.
An adult who had the original
Go straight to Classics. Buy the toy they owned, not the one you think is best.
An office or a party
Party Games and Card Games weigh almost nothing and suit a group. One of each covers a table of six.
A collector
Micro Figures and Poptaters come in series. Check whether a listing is a single character or an assortment.

What 'really works' means for each kind

  • Drawing and action toys do the original action: the Etch A Sketch draws, the Slinky walks, the wagon rolls.
  • Board and card games contain every piece and follow the standard rules, at a slower pace because the parts are small.
  • Electronic games light up and make sound on button-cell batteries.
  • Camera key rings are novelties: they look and click like the original and do not take photographs.
  • Plush, squishies and blind-box minis are small versions of themselves, made for display and fidgeting.

Good to know before you order

  • Most miniatures are for ages 6 and up, some for 8 and up, and none are for children under 3.
  • Assortments are picked at random. If a page says 'styles vary', you cannot choose the character or colour.
  • Card text is tiny. Adults with reading glasses will want them.
  • Prices move. Right now 75 of our 111 miniatures cost under $10, and the lowest price on the site is $4.96.
  • Every order is placed with our retail partner, so delivery dates and returns are shown on the listing itself.

Small talk

Short reads from the shrinking room.

World's Smallest Bop It, Bananagrams, Etch A Sketch and Operation

See the whole tiny lineup

Every World's Smallest toy and game, in one very small store.