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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 ↗AssignmentsGenerate 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>
  • Responsivewidth="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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