Free Online Quiz Maker
Create a free self-grading quiz with no signup. Build multiple-choice and true/false questions, preview instantly, save drafts in your browser, and share by link — the quiz lives in the URL, not on a server.
Question 1
Select the radio button next to the correct answer.
Question 2
Select the radio button next to the correct answer.
Question 3
Select the radio button next to the correct answer.
Drafts autosave in localStorage on this device. Share links encode the quiz in the URL hash (compressed) so recipients can take it without an account. Limit: 20 questions.
Key facts
- Free, no sign-up — for you and for the people who take your quiz.
- Up to 20 questions per quiz: multiple choice (2 to 6 options) or true/false, graded automatically.
- The quiz lives in the share link itself — ToolGenie does not store it on a server.
- Paste a quiz from ChatGPT or your notes: numbered questions, lettered options, and "Answer: B" lines.
- Print or save as PDF with name, date, and score lines; the answer key prints on a separate page.
- No central results: each taker sees only their own score, and ToolGenie does not collect it.
How to Use This Free Online Quiz Maker
- Name your quiz and optionally add short instructions for quiz takers.
- Add questions — multiple choice or true/false — then mark the correct answer with the radio button. Already have questions from ChatGPT or a worksheet? Click Paste questions to import them in one go.
- Preview / Take the quiz yourself to confirm wording and auto-scoring before you share it.
- Copy share link to send a self-grading quiz by URL. Recipients open it with no signup.
- Optional: click Print / PDF for a printable worksheet with an answer key, download or import JSON backups, or rely on localStorage drafts on this device.
Quiz Maker for Teachers and Classrooms
Use this quiz maker for teachers to run warm-ups, exit tickets, and review checks without student accounts. Make the quiz once, then share it online or print it for class.
- Turn a worksheet into a quiz. Click Paste questions and paste numbered questions from a worksheet, your notes, or ChatGPT. Lettered options and an “Answer:” line become a self-grading quiz.
- Share it with the class. Click Copy share link and post it in Google Classroom, Teams, or a class chat. For a projector or whiteboard, turn the link into a code with the QR code generator. Students open it on a phone, tablet, or Chromebook with no signup.
- Print a paper version. Print / PDF makes a worksheet with name, date, and score lines. The answer key prints on a separate page, and you can turn it off.
- Instant feedback. Students submit and see their score, the correct answers, and your explanations right away.
- Private by design. The quiz lives inside the link. ToolGenie does not store quizzes or collect answers, so ask students to show or screenshot their score if you need to record marks.
- Keep it short. A shareable quiz holds up to 20 questions, which suits a 5–10 minute check.
About This No-Signup Quiz Builder
A free quiz maker (also called an online quiz maker or quiz builder) helps teachers, students, creators, and friends build self-grading multiple choice quizzes without installing software. Most popular quiz platforms require accounts and store responses in the cloud.
ToolGenie's approach is different: create a quiz online for free in your browser, keep drafts private with localStorage, and share a quiz by link that encodes the questions in the URL hash. That fits classrooms, trivia nights, and quick study checks when you want privacy and zero signup friction.
Need prompt ideas while writing questions? Try the random word generator, random sentence generator, or would you rather prompts. For study sessions, pair this tool with the Markdown previewer, typing speed test, memory game, or QR code generator to print your share link for a classroom board.
Quiz Maker vs Account-Based Quiz Platforms
| Need | ToolGenie Quiz Maker | Typical SaaS quiz tools |
|---|---|---|
| Signup required | No | Usually yes |
| Auto-score multiple choice | Yes (client-side) | Yes |
| Share by link | Yes (URL-encoded quiz) | Yes (server-hosted) |
| Paste questions from ChatGPT / text | Yes | Sometimes (often paid AI import) |
| Printable quiz with answer key | Yes (print or save as PDF) | Varies by plan |
| Collect responses centrally | No (by design) | Yes / analytics dashboards |
| Best for | Private trivia, study checks, quick classroom quizzes | Surveys, graded courses, lead forms |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How do I create a quiz online for free?
Open the free online quiz maker, add a title, create multiple-choice or true/false questions, mark the correct answers, then preview or share. No account or payment is required.
Can I make a quiz without signing up?
Yes. This is a no-signup quiz builder. Everything runs in your browser, so you can create, preview, and share quizzes without registering.
Can I share a quiz with a link?
Yes. Click Copy share link to generate a URL that stores the quiz data in the link hash. Anyone with the link can take the quiz — they do not need an account.
How does the quiz link work without a backend?
The quiz is compressed and encoded into the URL hash. When someone opens the link, their browser reconstructs the quiz locally. ToolGenie does not store quiz content on a server.
Can this quiz maker auto-score multiple choice questions?
Yes. It is a self-grading quiz maker for multiple-choice and true/false questions. After submit, you see score percentage, correct counts, and optional explanations.
Are my quizzes saved online or only in my browser?
Drafts autosave to localStorage on your device. Shared quizzes live inside the share URL. ToolGenie does not keep a cloud quiz library or collect taker results.
Can students or friends take the quiz without an account?
Yes. Recipients open your share link and answer in the browser. No login is needed for creators or quiz takers.
What question types does the free quiz maker support?
Multiple choice (single correct answer) and true/false. You can add optional explanations shown after grading, reorder questions, paste questions from text, print with an answer key, and import/export JSON backups.
Can I turn a ChatGPT quiz into an interactive quiz?
Yes. Ask ChatGPT (or any AI) for a multiple-choice quiz, copy the answer, click Paste questions, and choose Create quiz. Numbered questions, lettered options, and lines like “Answer: B” become a self-grading quiz you can take or share by link.
Can I print a quiz with an answer key?
Yes. Click Print / PDF to open a printable worksheet with name, date, and score lines. The answer key prints on a separate page, and you can turn it off. Use your browser’s Save as PDF option to get a PDF.
What text formats can I paste to create a quiz?
Number each question (1. or Q1:), letter the options (A) or a.), and mark the answer with “Answer: B”, a ✅, or “(correct)”. An answer key at the end (1. B, 2. A) also works, and so do true/false questions and the quiz JSON export.
Can I edit a quiz after creating it?
Yes. Return to Build mode to edit title, questions, and answers. After changes, copy a fresh share link so recipients get the updated version.
Is this quiz maker good for teachers, students, and trivia games?
Yes. It works well for classroom warm-ups, study checks, party trivia, and “how well do you know me?” quizzes when you want a private, no-signup, self-grading experience.
Can I see my students' scores?
Not in one place. Each student sees their own score, the correct answers, and your explanations after they submit, but ToolGenie does not collect or store results. To record marks, ask students to show or screenshot their score, or print the quiz and grade it on paper with the answer key.
Tips for Better Online Quizzes
- Keep shareable quizzes shorter (under 20 questions) so links stay manageable on mobile messengers.
- Write one clear correct answer and avoid ambiguous wording — especially for true/false items.
- Add short explanations so learners understand mistakes after auto-scoring.
- Download a JSON backup before clearing your draft or switching browsers.
- When asking ChatGPT for questions, request numbered questions, options labeled A–D, and an “Answer:” line so the paste import reads every answer.
- After edits, copy a new share link — older links still contain the previous quiz version.
- For in-person groups, turn the share URL into a QR code so phones can open the quiz quickly.