Create Your Friend Quiz

How to create a friend quiz worth sharing

Start with a few everyday preferences that your friends might recognize. You do not need a complicated theme or a long list of facts. A quiz about snacks, weekend plans, and favorite ways to hang out can give everyone something to talk about. Use the form above to make the questions sound like you, and keep the tone welcoming for people who have known you for different lengths of time.

1. Choose a nickname and review the questions

Enter a nickname you are comfortable showing on a shared page. Read the starter questions, then edit any that do not fit your interests. You can remove questions or add custom ones, keeping between three and eight in total. Avoid personal details such as addresses, phone numbers, or private information about other people. A good question gives friends a clear situation to imagine without asking them to know something sensitive.

2. Write four choices and select your answer

Each question needs four different choices and one selected answer. Use the circle beside a choice to mark the answer that should count as correct. Make the options specific enough that they do not overlap. If you could honestly choose two answers, narrow the question or rewrite a choice. Check every selection before creating the quiz, because those choices will determine how your friends’ guesses are scored.

A simple example you can adapt

Try “What would I pick for a quiet evening?” with reading a book, watching a movie, making a snack, and listening to music as the choices. Select whichever fits you best, or change the situation to make the answer clearer. You might ask about a rainy evening or a weekend evening instead. This kind of question works as an invitation to learn something about you, even when a friend guesses differently.

3. Create the quiz and save your manage link

Once you have reviewed your questions, confirm that you are thirteen or older and submit the form. The finished screen gives you a public quiz link and a separate private manage link. Save the private link somewhere you can find it again. It is your only key to manage this quiz and delete its records. Anyone who has that link can use it, so keep it out of shared chats.

4. Invite friends and talk about the results

Send the public link with a short explanation of the game. Your friends enter a nickname and answer the questions, then see how many choices matched yours. Their nicknames and scores appear on the leaderboard. Treat every result as a conversation starter: ask which answer surprised them or what they would have chosen for themselves. Repeat attempts are possible, so the leaderboard is a playful record rather than a strict competition.

Questions about making and sharing your quiz

Before sharing, remember that anyone with the quiz or result link can view its shared content. Search indexing restrictions do not make a link private. Read the privacy notice and terms of use if you want more detail about stored information, deletion, and participation. Keep your questions friendly, and let people decide whether they want to play.