What is Quiz Maker?

Create multiple-choice quizzes with your own questions, answer options, and scoring. Works for quick assessments, with no sign-ups or accounts needed.

Each question takes between two and six answer options, and you mark the correct one as you go. Set a passing percentage, turn on shuffle to randomise question order, and switch into Take mode to play through the quiz exactly as a student would. The whole quiz exports to a JSON file you can email or share, and the same file imports back here on any device.

How to use

1. Enter a quiz title, then add questions one by one — type the question text and provide 2–6 answer options, marking the correct one.
2. Set a passing score percentage and optionally enable question shuffling to randomize the order each time someone takes the quiz.
3. Switch to preview mode to take the quiz yourself, or export it as a JSON file to share with others who can import and take it.

When to use

• Building a weekly review quiz for a classroom without setting up a Google Form.
• Putting together a trivia round for a birthday party or pub night.
• Drafting a quick onboarding check at work to see who actually read the training docs.

Result

A biology teacher creates a 15-question quiz on cell division with 4 options each, sets the passing score to 70%, enables shuffle, and exports the JSON to share with students.

FAQ

How many questions can one quiz contain?

There's no hard cap. Quizzes with hundreds of questions work, but the exported JSON file will get larger and the Take mode list scrolls long. For classroom use, 10 to 25 questions is the typical sweet spot.

Can I share a quiz so other people take it online?

Indirectly — export the quiz as a JSON file and send it. Whoever receives it can import that JSON here in their own session and play through. There's no shared link or live leaderboard; this is a private, offline-friendly flow.

Does it support images or videos inside questions?

Images, yes — videos, not yet. Attach a picture to any question by pasting an image URL or uploading a file; it shows above the answer choices while taking the quiz and in the results review. Uploaded images travel with the quiz when you export the JSON. For video, link to it from the question text instead.

What happens if I close the tab while editing?

The quiz is held in memory and will be lost. Export to JSON before you close — that file is the canonical save. Re-importing it later restores every question, option, and the passing-score setting exactly as you left them.

How is the score calculated when I take a quiz?

One point per correct answer, divided by total questions, expressed as a percentage. If that percentage hits or beats the passing threshold you set, the result screen says Correct; otherwise it says Did not pass. Partial credit is not supported.

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