Guess the player from a photo
Put a picture on each line and ask who it is. Stars first, cult heroes last, and the board shows how many levels are still to come.
Guess the footballer from his photo, 10 levels
A real quiz, one question at a time, getting harder as it goes. Every answer lands in a numbered board split into easy, medium, hard and pro -- so the viewer always sees how much further it has to go, and exactly where they dropped out.
Three steps, and the preview updates as you type.
Type them, or give the AI a subject and let it write ten that get harder. Each line is a question and its answer.
Every look the format has ever shipped is on the wall -- football, crypto, gaming, capitals -- with its background, its bands and its sound effects.
One click hands the whole thing over as a real timeline: record the voice-over, retime a beat, add a track. Nothing is redrawn.
Everything that makes people watch to the end is on by default.
The question on the plate changes as the video plays, and the answer to the last one is still on the board underneath it.
Easy, medium, hard, pro -- rename them, recolour them, add a fifth. The bands below stay visible, which is what makes people keep watching.
Drop a photo on a line and it stands next to the board while that question is being asked. This is how "guess the player" videos are made.
A clock that fills the answer beat, a whoosh under each new question, a ding when the answer lands. All from the original engine.
Pick the voice and the pace on the page. Every block is then timed by what is actually said, not by a guess.
The board sizes its own type to fit, so the same ten questions read on a phone, on YouTube and in a square post.
The quiz levels video generator is a free online tool that turns a subject into ten questions that get harder one by one. Each answer lands on a numbered board split into easy, medium, hard and pro bands, with a countdown, sound effects and an optional picture per question, so viewers keep watching to see how far they can go.
Put a picture on each line and ask who it is. Stars first, cult heroes last, and the board shows how many levels are still to come.
Guess the footballer from his photo, 10 levels
Ten questions that start as warm-ups and end as tie-breakers. Play it on the screen in the bar and let tables write their answers.
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Beginners get the first band, experts are tested on the last. It shows your audience where they stand, and what your content can teach them.
Crypto knowledge, from "what is a wallet" to pro
Pick the gaming look and quiz players from the tutorial to the endgame. Everyone posts the level they reached.
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Open with definitions and finish with the kind of question that appears in the exam. Students see the gap they still have to close.
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That one asks ONE question and lists ten answers to it -- "name ten Ballon d Or winners". This one asks ten DIFFERENT questions, each with its own answer, getting harder as it goes. Same board, different game.
No. Give the AI a subject and it writes ten questions ordered from the one anybody can answer to the one almost nobody can, and spreads them across the bands. You can edit every line afterwards.
Yes. Each line takes an image, drawn next to the board while its question is being asked. That is the whole "guess the player", "guess the logo" and "guess the flag" genre.
Yes. Pick the narrator on the page and the questions and answers are read out. Every block is then as long as what is actually said, so nothing is cut off mid-word.
A real timeline video in your account -- layers, blocks, audio tracks -- not a flat export. Open it in the editor and change anything before you render.
Every one of them runs in the browser, no account needed to try.
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