A Trivia Quiz Maker That’s Fast, Easy & Customizable

Think About Your Audience

Just like with any other content you develop, you need to know your audience so that you can create a quiz that’s relevant to them.

Make sure they find your trivia questions interesting, useful, and sufficiently challenging (but not frustratingly hard).

Keep It Short

No matter how exciting and challenging your trivia will be, people’s attention span is short.

Keep your trivia quiz to around 10-15 questions to make sure the majority of your audience reaches the finish line.

Start Easy

If you want people to stick with you, give them a chance to warm up. Start with the easy questions and increase the difficulty step-by-step.

We tend to be more willing to face a challenge when we’re already invested and have had some success.

Look Your Best

Beautiful quizzes work better. Use our trivia quiz maker to add eye-catching images and videos that will draw people in and encourage them to stay.

You can also adjust the color theme to your brand or to the content of your quiz.

Make Them Smile

As a trivia quiz creator, you are more than a scorekeeper. You’re also a cheerleader and a supportive guide.

Your aim is to make your audience feel good and engaged so that they enjoy your quiz no matter what score they receive.

How? Use humor and conversational language. And add some words of encouragement here and there.

Don’t Give It Away

Let your audience think before they select the answer. We spoke about encouragement and not making your quiz frustratingly difficult. But don’t make it too easy either.

Include a couple of hard questions. And make sure your images and question options don’t give away the right answer.

Results Matter

The result cards of your trivia are super important. It’s where you can celebrate with your trivia participants and encourage them to share.

It works like this: if the image and the text on the result card make them laugh or feel good about themselves, they’re likely to share it.