Build interactive quizzes with images, math, code blocks, explanations and test mode
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The MCQ Quiz Generator above lets you build fully interactive multiple-choice quizzes and embed them anywhere on your blog or website — no coding required. Choose a theme, add your questions, and paste the generated snippet directly into the website’s HTML editor. The quiz runs entirely in the reader's browser: nothing is stored on any server.
What You Can Build
Timed Tests
Set a countdown timer. The quiz auto-submits when time runs out — ideal for competitive or exam-style posts.
Normal & Test Mode
Show all questions at once or navigate one at a time like a real exam, with Previous, Next, and Finish buttons.
Image Support
Attach images to questions or individual answer options — useful for science diagrams, maps, or visual puzzles.
Explanations
Add a per-question explanation shown after submission, so readers learn from wrong answers.
Math & Code
KaTeX renders inline LaTeX math expressions. Code blocks support syntax-highlighted inline and multi-line code.
4 Visual Themes
Pick from Light, Dark, Minimal, or Colorful — all fully scoped so they never conflict with your blog's existing CSS.
Import & Export
Save your quiz as a JSON file and reload it later, or share the file with collaborators to edit together.
Detailed Results
Score summary shows attempted, correct, wrong, and skipped counts — not just a raw percentage.
How to Add a Quiz to Your Post
Build your quiz above
Enter a title, choose Normal or Test mode, pick a theme, and toggle the features you need. Add each question, mark the correct answer, and optionally fill in an explanation.
Click Generate Snippet
The tool validates your quiz and produces a self-contained HTML block — a <style> tag, a widget <div>, and a <script> block. No external dependencies beyond optional KaTeX.
Copy and paste into Website's HTML editor
Open your post or page, switch to the HTML view, and paste the snippet wherever you want the quiz to appear. Switch back to Compose to confirm it renders correctly.
Publish — it works immediately
No plugin, no third-party service, no API key. The quiz is 100% static HTML+JS embedded directly in your page. It works with any website.
What Bloggers Use This For
The quiz widget works for any niche where you want readers to test their knowledge, reinforce learning, or stay engaged longer on the page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, completely free. There are no limits on the number of questions, quizzes, or how many times you generate a snippet. The tool runs entirely in your browser — there is no account, no signup, and no data sent to any server.
Yes. Each generated snippet uses a randomly prefixed CSS namespace (like
mqz481923-opt) so its styles never collide with your theme's CSS. It has been tested on dark themes, light themes, and custom wordpress templates.Yes. Every time you click Generate Snippet the tool produces a new random prefix, so each quiz on the page has its own isolated CSS and JavaScript scope. Radio buttons, IDs, and class names are all unique per quiz.
Yes. The generated quiz widget is fully responsive — it adapts to any screen width from desktop to mobile. Touch interactions work correctly, including answer selection and navigation buttons.
Yes. Toggle on KaTeX Math in the Features section. Use
$...$ for inline expressions and $$...$$ for display math. The KaTeX library is loaded from a CDN and renders LaTeX correctly on both desktop and mobile.Use the Export button before generating to save your quiz as a JSON file. To edit later, return to this page, click Import, load that file, make your changes, and generate a new snippet. Replace the old snippet in your post HTML with the new one.
Each question supports up to 6 answer options. There is no hard limit on the number of questions per quiz, though very large quizzes (50+ questions) will produce a larger HTML snippet that may slow down page load slightly. For best performance, aim for 5–25 questions per quiz.