Pub quiz maker

Build a pub quiz in your browser, put it on any screen, and let teams answer on paper or on their phones. The slides, the answer sheets and the scoring all come out of the questions you type.

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How it works

  1. Type your questionsAdd rounds, paste questions in bulk, or let the AI draft a round you then edit. Picture and music rounds work the same way.
  2. Present it on any screenOpen presentation mode on a laptop plugged into a TV or projector, and drive it from your phone if you'd rather not stand by the keys.
  3. Teams answer, you scorePrint the answer sheets, or have teams join on their phones with a code and let the leaderboard keep itself up to date.

What you get

  • Picture rounds

    Drop in images and the slides lay themselves out. Answer sheets get a matching grid.

  • Music and video rounds

    Paste a YouTube link, set the clip, and it plays from the presentation without ads.

  • AI when you're stuck

    Ask for ten questions on a topic and a difficulty, then edit whatever you want to change.

  • Presentation mode

    Put it on a TV or projector. Questions, timers and answer reveals, all on one screen.

  • Answer sheets, done

    Printable sheets and a host script generate from the quiz. No more fiddling in Word.

  • Phones or paper

    Teams answer on their phones with live scoring, or on paper if that's your crowd.

  • Team play

    Teams join with a code, you close each round, and the leaderboard updates itself.

Why not just use slides?

Most quizmasters start in PowerPoint or Google Slides and a notebook. It works, right up until you need the answer sheet to match the questions, or someone asks to hear the music round again, or you want to reuse last month's quiz without rebuilding it.

A quiz here is structured data rather than a pile of slides, so the presentation, the printed sheets and the scoring all come from the same questions. Change a question and everything downstream changes with it.

Need questions first?

Our question banks and round guides are free to read and free to steal from.

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