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Embed on Your Site ​

In short: any public quiz can live inside your own page. Copy one iframe snippet from Quizzz and paste it into your site, blog, or LMS — students answer right there, no login, no redirect.

Instead of sending people away to a link, put the quiz where your readers already are: a course page, a landing page, a lesson write-up.

Try it ​

This is a real embedded quiz (Quizzz Official's English demo) — answer a question:

Get the embed code ​

  1. Open Quizzz ↗ → Assignments → Generate Links.
  2. On the quiz you want, click Generate Embed Code.
  3. Pick the mode (below), then Copy Embed Code and paste it into your page.

The three modes ​

The embed can render in any of the answer modes:

ModeFeelPlan
ClassicWhole quiz on one page, submit onceFree
GuidedOne question at a timeLite
InteractiveGamified, instant right/wrongGo

If your plan doesn't include a mode, its embed shows an upgrade prompt instead of the quiz — Classic always works.

The snippet ​

The code Quizzz gives you is a self-contained iframe (no scripts to add). For example, the Classic embed looks like:

html
<iframe
  src="https://quizzz.techtranslab.com/widget/<assignmentId>"
  title="My quiz"
  loading="lazy"
  referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin"
  width="100%"
  height="760"
  style="max-width:900px;border:1px solid #dfd2b6;border-radius:16px;background:#fffdf8;"
></iframe>
  • Responsive — width="100%" with a max-width cap. Adjust height / max-width to fit your layout.
  • No login — the embedded quiz is public; anyone on your page can answer.
  • Prefer to just link it? Add /qr to any exam link for a scannable QR page (see Exam Modes).

Collections embed too

Bundling several quizzes? A whole Collection embeds with the same one-iframe approach.

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