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Blank, template, wizard or AI?
Choose how much help you want.
1. Blank
Choose Create → Blank for direct control. Add fields, write questions and arrange pages in the full editor. You can open the setup checklist when you need a guided next step.
2. Templates and wizard
Templates provide an editable structure. Replace sample questions, images and results before publishing. The wizard helps you build in stages; inspect the resulting questions and scoring rather than assuming a draft is ready.
3. AI
AI creates a draft from your brief. Describe your audience, offer and desired outcome. Review factual claims, answer options, scores and result links before publishing. If AI is unavailable, use Blank or a template; your quiz does not need AI to run.
4. Basic or Advanced editing
New unpublished quizzes open in Basic mode unless this browser has remembered Advanced for that quiz. Basic has six steps: Your quiz, Questions, Results, Design, Lead capture and Publish. Add single-choice, multi-select, short answer, long answer or email fields; choose Cards or Form; edit result wording and pick an accent color. Scoring is optional and expandable. Switch to Advanced mode for branching, landing-page layouts, PDF/email customization, integrations and detailed design. Switch back with Basic mode. This changes the editing interface, not the saved quiz or its existing rules. Published quizzes without a saved mode preference keep the Advanced editor.