Free alternatives to Quizizz

Last updated · 6 options

Quick answer: Oppia has the most stars on its repository of the 6 options here (★ 6.9k), followed by ClassQuiz (★ 730). Stars show popularity, not fit, so check formats, platforms and licence for your own work.

Student-paced and live quizzes (also known as Wayground in some markets). Here are 6 free options, most-starred first.

Oppia

Interactive lessons & boards

Open-source interactive learning explorations

Stars
★ 6.9k
Licence
Apache-2.0
Updated

Alternative to Nearpod, Quizizz

ClassQuiz

Live quizzes & games

Open-source live quiz tool you can self-host

Stars
★ 730
Licence
MPL-2.0
Updated

Alternative to Kahoot, Quizizz

H5P

Content authoring (H5P & alike)

Open-source interactive HTML5 content types

Stars
★ 151
Licence
MIT
Updated

Alternative to Nearpod, Edpuzzle

Google Forms

Formative assessment & polling

Free forms and quizzes inside Google Workspace for Education

Licence
Proprietary
Status
Free (proprietary)

Alternative to Socrative, Mentimeter

Microsoft Forms

Formative assessment & polling

Free quizzes and polls in Microsoft 365 Education

Licence
Proprietary
Status
Free (proprietary)

Alternative to Socrative, Mentimeter

Testmoz

Formative assessment & polling

Simple freemium online test builder

Licence
Proprietary
Status
Freemium

Alternative to Quizizz, Socrative

FAQ

Is there a free alternative to Quizizz?

Yes. TeacherAlts lists 6 options: Oppia, ClassQuiz, H5P, Google Forms, Microsoft Forms and Testmoz.

Which Quizizz alternatives are open source?

Oppia (Apache-2.0), ClassQuiz (MPL-2.0) and H5P (MIT). The others are free or freemium but not open source.

Which Quizizz alternatives run in a web browser?

Oppia, ClassQuiz, H5P, Google Forms, Microsoft Forms and Testmoz (all of them).

Related categories: Interactive lessons & boards · Live quizzes & games · Content authoring (H5P & alike) · Formative assessment & polling

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