How to use it
- Give your quiz a title and add questions.
- Mark the correct answer for each question, and add an explanation if you like.
- Click Try the quiz to take it with instant scoring.
- Share a link, or download a worksheet and answer key as PDF or Word.
What you can build
- Multiple-choice questions with two to six options. Check one correct answer, or several if more than one is right; the player is told to select all of them.
- True/false questions with one click to set the right answer.
- Explanations that appear after each answer, so the quiz teaches as well as tests.
- Shuffle to show questions and answer options in random order each time.
Use the arrows to reorder questions and the ✕ to delete one. A quiz can have up to 200 questions. The editor warns you before sharing if a question is missing text, options or a correct answer.
Three ways to use your quiz
| Option | How it works | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Try the quiz | Take it on this page, one question at a time, with instant feedback and a final score | Checking your questions; self-study |
| Shareable link | The whole quiz is packed into the link. Anyone who opens it can take it and sees their score | Students, friends, team trivia, a quick check after a training |
| Worksheet and answer key | A printable sheet with name and date lines and checkboxes, plus a separate answer key with explanations | Classrooms, paper tests, homework |
Scoring is strict: a question earns a point only when exactly the correct answers are selected. The final screen lists every question with the right answer and, where it was missed, what was chosen.
How the shareable link works
The quiz isn't stored on a server. Its content is compressed and placed after the # in the link, so the link itself is the quiz. This means:
- There is no account and nothing to expire; the link works as long as this page exists.
- You don't receive the results. Each person sees their own score. To collect scores, ask people to send you a screenshot, or use a form tool.
- Long quizzes produce long links. If a link is more than about 8,000 characters, some chat apps may cut it off, and the page warns you; send the worksheet PDF instead.
People who open a shared quiz can also edit a copy, which makes it easy for teachers to adapt each other's quizzes.
Tips for writing good quiz questions
- Ask one thing per question. Double-barreled questions confuse people and make scoring unfair.
- Make distractors plausible. Wrong options should be believable, not silly, or the question tests nothing.
- Avoid "all of the above". Use the multiple-correct-answers option instead; it's clearer.
- Keep options similar in length. The longest option is often guessed as correct.
- Use explanations. A one-sentence explanation turns a wrong answer into a learning moment.
- Test it yourself first with Try the quiz, preferably with shuffle on.
Drafts and privacy
Your quiz is saved automatically as a draft in this browser, so you can close the tab and continue later. Start over with New blank quiz. The worksheet and answer key are generated on your device, and quiz takers' answers are never sent anywhere. For more classroom material, try the math worksheet generator.
Frequently asked questions
Is the quiz maker free?
Yes. Create, share and print as many quizzes as you want without signing up.
Can I see who took my quiz and their scores?
No. The quiz runs entirely in each person's browser and results are not sent to anyone. Ask participants to share their score if you need it.
Can a question have more than one correct answer?
Yes. Check every correct option in the editor. Players are told to select all correct answers, and the question scores only if they get exactly that set.
Can I print the quiz for a class?
Yes. Download the worksheet as PDF or Word, with name and date lines and checkboxes, and the answer key as a separate PDF.
Will my quiz be lost if I close the page?
No. The draft stays in this browser on this device. Clearing your browser data removes it, so share or download important quizzes.
Last updated: November 12, 2026