Other Ways to Say “Either Way Is Fine”

“Either way is fine” is a common phrase used to express flexibility or indifference between two options. However, depending on the tone, context, or formality, there are many other ways to say the same thing. Below are alternative expressions organized by style and use case.

Casual Alternatives

• I’m good with whatever.
• Doesn’t matter to me.
• I’m cool with either.
• Whatever works for you.
• It’s all the same to me.

Polite or Professional Alternatives

• I’m happy with either option.
• Both options work for me.
• I have no preference.
• Either option is acceptable.
• I’m flexible—go with what you prefer.

Neutral and Objective Options

• There’s no significant difference for me.
• Both choices are fine.
• I’m equally okay with both.
• It makes no difference to me.
• I don’t mind either way.

Creative or Expressive Phrases

• Six of one, half a dozen of the other.
• Flip a coin—it’s all the same to me.
• I’m on the fence—but fine with both sides.
• You call the shots—I’m just along for the ride.
• I’ll roll with whatever.

When You Want to Encourage a Decision

• I’ll let you decide.
• Why don’t you choose?
• Go with your gut—I’m fine either way.
• I trust your judgment.
• Pick what works best for you.

FAQ

What does “either way is fine” mean?

It means the speaker is okay with both options presented and has no strong preference between them.

Is “whatever works for you” a polite alternative?

Yes, it’s a courteous and flexible way to say that you’re happy with whatever the other person prefers.

Can I use “either is fine” in a formal email?

Yes, but “either option is acceptable” or “both work for me” may sound more professional.

What’s a more enthusiastic way to say it?

Try saying “I’m happy with whatever you choose!” to add a positive and supportive tone.