Free Kahoot-Style Quiz Maker

How to Make a Kahoot-Style Quiz in 4 Steps

Going from a blank page to a live quiz takes minutes. Here’s how it works.

1. Pick your starting point

Start by creating a quiz. First, choose how you want to start: from scratch, from a template, or with AI drafting the quiz from your topic. Then choose the type of quiz that fits your goal. A trivia or knowledge quiz gets people playing, a personality quiz gets people sharing their result, and a product recommendation quiz helps buyers find the right fit.

2. Add your questions

Mix multiple choice, true or false, and image questions. Add images or video to the answer options, not just the question, so every question feels like part of the game. Set the correct answers and scores, and the quiz grades itself.

3. Make it yours

Match your brand colors and fonts. Use skip logic so each person gets questions that fit their earlier answers. If you want leads, add a lead form at the results step.

4. Publish & follow up

Embed your quiz on WordPress, Squarespace or Wix, or share a link in your emails and social posts. New leads go straight to your CRM or email tool. You can connect through native integrations like Mailchimp, or through Zapier or webhooks.

Make Quizzes That Look Great & Get Results

Everything you need to make a quiz that looks good, feels personal, and shows you what’s working.

Visual From the First Question

Open with a cover image that makes people curious. Add images, GIFs, and videos to the questions and answers, and choose a layout and color theme that fits your topic. The quiz will always look great both on mobile and desktop.

A Path That Fits Each Person

Skip logic shows each person the next question that makes sense for them. Scored quizzes grade themselves. Personality quizzes let you decide how many points each answer gives toward each result, so outcomes feel accurate.

Results You Can Act On

See how people answered, where they dropped off, and how many finished. Get an email for every new submission, and export your data whenever you need it.

What You Get on the Free Plan

You can build and publish a Kahoot-style quiz without paying. The free plan includes AI quiz drafting and templates. You can embed your quiz on your site or share it by link, and commercial use is allowed, so you can use it for your business from day one.

Test your quiz on the free plan, and upgrade when you need to. Compare plans on the pricing page.

5 Tips for a Kahoot-Style Quiz People Actually Want to Answer

1. Choose Images That Help, Not Hint

Images keep people playing, but they can also give the game away. Pick images that illustrate the question without revealing the answer. In a personality quiz, make sure no option looks more appealing than the rest. Stick to one style throughout, either all photos or all illustrations, and choose bright, clear images over busy ones.

2. Skip the Trick Questions

A good quiz feels like a fair challenge, not a trap. Ask one thing at a time, use plain language, and make each answer option clearly different from the others. People who feel tricked rarely finish, and they don’t share their result.

3. Keep It Light

Even a quiz about a serious topic can have a friendly tone. You don’t need to be goofy. A playful answer option or a well-chosen GIF is enough to make the quiz feel like a conversation instead of a test, and that’s what keeps people going to the last question.

4. Write Believable Wrong Answers

If the right answer is the longest or the most detailed, people will spot it. Keep all options similar in length, style and format, so getting it right takes real knowledge. That’s what makes a high score feel earned, and it makes people more likely to share it.

5. Test It Before You Share It

Ask a colleague to take the quiz first. Questions that seem obvious to you may confuse someone else. Once it’s live, add a final question asking people what they thought, so the next quiz is even better.