Last Updated: February 2026
Make the quiz about your group. If you’re a small team or a big company, adding questions that relate to you makes everything more fun. With Kvistly, you can manually create your own questions or use our pre-ready quizzes.
You also can Ask our AI question generator to create a quiz about “Greatest Inventions of the 20th century” or “Games of Thrones” or both at the same time.
Or use our AI Question Extractor to create quiz based on your materials (you can upload plain text, ppt or word document).
I found out that 12–15 questions are perfect. It keeps the quiz short and dynamic, about 20 minutes, so everyone stays excited and doesn’t get exhausted
How long you give for each part of the quiz can really change things up. Here’s what I suggest:
For the first time we recommend to set longer time slots, and when people get used to play Kvistly you can reduce time for context reading, betting and answering.
Making sure everyone can play is key. Kvistly works on phones, tablets, and computers, so no one is left out. Send your players a unique link or share a QR code to access the game! And start!
And if you’re playing in a big group, use our spectator view on a screen so everyone can see without giving away the answers.
We also encourage to have an incentive for the winner/s as it makes every game even more exciting! It can be your favourite store gift card, corporate merch or internal points that your team can spend on LnD or other nice things
Want to use quizzes as part of a bigger engagement strategy? See our employee engagement best practices or explore virtual team building activities for remote teams.
It’s all about bringing people together for a fun time, no matter where they are. Remember, the best quizzes feel personal, run smoothly, and keep everyone engaged. So, give these tips a try, and have a blast with your next quiz event!
Want to make your quiz even better? Read our Kvistly Guide to a Successful Quiz Event for expert tips!
Happy quizzing!
12-15 questions is the sweet spot for most quiz events. This keeps the quiz around 20-30 minutes, which is long enough to feel substantial but short enough to hold attention.
Kvistly is the best tool for creating live, interactive quizzes. Its AI generates questions instantly, and it works on any device with just a link or QR code. For other options, see our Kahoot alternatives guide.
Mix difficulty levels (40% easy, 40% medium, 20% hard), add personal questions about participants, use live leaderboards for competition, and keep it under 30 minutes. The best quizzes feel personal, not generic.
