The 6 Best Free Quiz Makers for Teachers in 2026

A great classroom quiz tool grades itself, works on any device, and does not cap your students behind a paywall. We compared the most popular free quiz makers on exactly those points.

1. Formkii — best for unlimited students

Formkii offers auto-graded quizzes with points, timers, passing scores, and per-question explanations — free, with unlimited students and no per-player limits. It also includes live polls and Q&A for richer classroom interaction. Students join with a link or code, no accounts required.

2. Google Forms — best for Workspace classrooms

Google Forms quizzes are free and feed straight into Google Sheets and Classroom. They are simple and reliable but lack live polling, ranking, and richer engagement features.

3. Quizizz — best for gamified practice

Quizizz adds game elements that students enjoy for practice and review. Some features and larger classes can require a paid plan.

4. Kahoot — best for game-show energy

Kahoot’s live game-show format is uniquely fun, but its free plan caps players and gates several features. See our free Kahoot alternative for an unlimited option.

5. Microsoft Forms — best for Microsoft 365 schools

Microsoft Forms offers clean, simple quizzes bundled with Microsoft 365 — convenient if your school already uses the ecosystem.

6. Quizlet — best for flashcard-style study

Quizlet is built around flashcards and study sets rather than formal graded quizzes, making it better for memorization and revision than assessment.

Which quiz maker should teachers choose?

• Need unlimited students and auto-grading for free? Choose Formkii.
• Already using Google Classroom? Choose Google Forms.
• Want gamified review and competition? Choose Quizizz or Kahoot.

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