Classroom revision from a topic
Specify a topic and the concepts your class needs to practise. Generate objective questions, check the answers and use the game to revisit the lesson.
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Interactive classroom quizzes
AI quiz game generator for teachers.
Create interactive quiz games from a topic, PDF, YouTube video or your own questions. Choose a game, preview it, and share a link so students can play in their browser.
Multiple playable game worlds that students love. No downloads or accounts required.
Game 1Outer Space
Starship
Fly past asteroids and charge shields by picking the right answer.
Game 2Pine Forest
Lumberjack
Chop fallen logs and beat the timer with quick, accurate answers.
Game 3Snowy Peaks
Mountain Runner
Sprint along trails and jump past rocks by answering before time ends.
Game 4Dungeon Escape
Door Maze
Unlock ancient rooms and find the path forward with every correct choice.
More Game Modes Coming Soon
Multiplayer race tracks, castle sieges, and puzzle quests are on the way.
What it actually does
Turn lesson questions into shareable classroom quiz games, with automatic scoring and participant limits.
- Multiple choice, true or false, one word, and fill in the blanks
- Set correct answers, accepted spellings, explanations and question weights
- Publish a public link with a participant cap
- Allow students to play the interactive quiz games via link
- View participant marks in your dashboard
The order you work through it
Four steps, start to finish. Nothing to configure before you begin.
- 01Write or generate questions
- 02Choose a world and try a demo
- 03Set the participant limit and publish
- 04Share the link and view results
What it takes off your plate
- Classroom revision with an interactive game
- Objective practice with automatic marking
Worth knowing first
- Quiz games support objective questions only.
- A participant slot is used when a player starts, including unfinished attempts. Teacher demos use no slots.
- AI generation uses your existing AI credits. Participant limits follow your plan.
Create quiz games from your lesson material
Quiz games from PDFs and documents
Upload lesson material and generate a draft around its content. Edit the questions and marks before sharing a practice game with students.
Practice quizzes from YouTube lessons
Use a lesson video as the source for quiz questions. Review the draft, try a demo and share the game link for students to practise after watching.
Need a printable paper or written answers? Use the AI question paper generator. For work with file attachments, try the AI assignment generator.
More tools for your teaching
Common questions
More questions about EduVetta as a whole are on the FAQs page.
Both. Enter your own questions, options, correct answers, explanations and marks, or generate a draft from a topic, a YouTube video, a document or a spoken request. Review the questions and answer keys before publishing.
Quiz games support multiple choice, true or false, one-word answers and fill in the blanks. Set the correct answer and marks for each question. Written or subjective answers belong in a test or assignment rather than this game mode.
Yes. Use Try demo from your teacher account to check the questions and experience the selected game. Demo attempts do not use participant slots or add student results.
Publish the quiz and share its link. Students open it in a browser and enter their name, roll number and class / batch before playing. They do not need an EduVetta account.
New players cannot start after the limit is reached. A slot is used when a player starts, including an attempt they leave unfinished. Choose a limit within your plan’s allowance before sharing the link; teacher demos do not count towards it.
Yes. AI-generated quiz questions use the same monthly allowance as your other AI generation tools. Writing questions manually, trying a demo and students playing the quiz do not use AI generation credits. Check Plan and billing for your remaining allowance and renewal date.
Yes. Assign a quiz game to a batch, use the batch filter or All Quiz Games to find it, and search or sort the library. Open an individual quiz to review participant details and marks.
Published questions and the game mode are fixed so attempts use the same quiz. Create a copy if you need to change them, review the new version and publish its own link.
Free to start. No credit card required.