Test maker

Free online test maker

Create an online test for free — build multiple choice tests (MCQ), mark the correct answers and set a pass threshold, and the score adds itself up. Share the test with a link with students or employees.

 

 

15+ years on the market, trusted by 1,000+ organisations around the world to collect feedback and bring valuable insights
  1. Red Bull
  2. Schindler
  3. Bayer
  4. Booksy
  5. KraftHeinz
  6. Danone

Question types in a test, from single choice to image and recording questions

25+

That is how long AI needs to draft a test from nothing but a topic

30 seconds

Minutes of manual marking — the score is calculated the moment a test is submitted

0

Integrations that receive test results and participant details

100+

How to make an online test for free?

Creating an online test in eight steps — from a blank page in the test creator to a test that marks itself.

  • 1. Create a free account

    Signing up takes a minute and needs no card — an email address or a Google account is enough. You can build and publish a test on the free plan.

  • 2. Pick a template or describe the topic

    Start from a ready-made test template and change whatever you want, or give the topic to the AI generator, which drafts the questions and correct answers.

  • 3. Add the questions

    Choose from more than 25 question types — multiple choice, matching, open text — and drop in images, video and recordings. Questions can live in a bank and be reused in later tests.

  • 4. Set scoring and a pass threshold

    Mark the right answer, assign points and set the score needed to pass. The test works out the result and shows the verdict with no manual marking.

  • 5. Set a timer and randomize

    Give everyone the same amount of time and shuffle the order of questions and answers so copying stops making sense.

  • 6. Lock down access

    Close the test with a password, let in only people on your list and block a second attempt so every participant takes it exactly once.

  • 7. Share the test

    Send the test as a link or an email, embed it on your site or in your learning platform. It works on desktop, tablet and phone.

  • 8. Review results and act on them

    See every participant score and per-question statistics, then export the whole set to Excel or push it into your own tools.

Online exams at school and university

You can run an online exam right after class and have the results without collecting paper or adding up points by hand. A test can include images and video, so it engages more than the paper version, and a link sent to students makes sure each of them takes it once. Homework can take the same shape — start from education templates or a lighter format, an online quiz.

Maths test example for students
Knowledge test example for employees

Create an online test for employees

Companies use online tests to check what people took away from training, lectures and webinars — you send the test right after the session and it is completed on a computer, tablet or phone. HR teams also use them in hiring and onboarding, because an online test is less stressful than a verification interview. See how HR teams combine tests with employee surveys.

Test results where you work

Push test results and participant details straight into a spreadsheet, your HR system or your CRM — through more than 100 integrations and an API.

  1. Google Sheets
  2. HubSpot
  3. Intercom
  4. Mailchimp
  5. Google Analytics
  6. Salesforce
  7. Zapier

Test maker features

Start for free

Question bank

Keep your questions in one place and reuse them across tests

Automatic grading

Scores are calculated the moment the test is submitted

Pass threshold

Set the score needed to pass and show the verdict at the end

Time limit

Give everyone the same amount of time to finish

Randomisation

Shuffle questions and answers to make copying pointless

Password access

Only people with the password can open the test

One attempt per person

Block repeat submissions from the same participant

Certificates and results

Confirm a passed test with a result the participant can keep

Results per participant

See who took the test, when and how they answered each question

Export to Excel and CSV

Take the whole result set into your own reporting

Tests in many languages

One test, several language versions, one shared report

Retakes

Allow another attempt when you want people to learn, not just pass

Online tests FAQ

How do I make an online test for free?

Create a free account, pick a test template or describe the topic to the AI generator, add your questions and mark the correct answers, set the scoring and a pass threshold, then share the test with a link. You can build and publish the whole test on the free plan.

Is the test graded automatically?

Yes. You mark the right answer on every question and assign points, and the score is calculated the moment the test is submitted. You can also set a pass threshold and show the participant the verdict next to their score.

Can I set a time limit in a test?

Yes — the timer can run for the whole test or for a single question. Everyone then gets the same amount of time, and looking answers up mid-test stops paying off.

How do I stop people from cheating on an online test?

Combine three settings: shuffle the order of questions and answers, set a time limit, and block a second attempt. You can also close access with a password or let in only people you invited.

Can I add images and video to a test?

Yes. Questions can include images, video, GIFs and audio recordings, and a question itself can ask someone to point at part of an image. That works well for exams and for tests that follow a demonstration.

How do I review participant results?

The results panel shows who took the test, when, and how they answered every question, along with per-question difficulty statistics. The full data set exports to Excel or CSV.

Can test results go to Google Sheets?

Yes, the Google Sheets integration appends every submission as a new row, so results from several tests live in one place. The same route pushes data to your HR system or CRM — there are more than 100 integrations and an API.

Can I match the test to my brand?

Yes. You can set colours, fonts, a logo and a background, and embed the test on your own site or learning platform so it looks like part of it.

Does an online test work on a phone?

Yes, every test is responsive and works just as well on a phone, a tablet and a desktop — which matters in classrooms where students use their own devices.

Can a test be printed to PDF?

Yes, you can generate a printable PDF of the test when you need a paper version or have to work somewhere without internet access.

What is the difference between a knowledge test and a quiz?

A knowledge test is built for assessment — correct answers, scoring and a pass threshold, often with a timer and one attempt per person. An online quiz is lighter and built for engagement, so it usually ends with a result profile rather than a grade.