Quizizz to Google Form: Export a Quizizz and Convert It to Google Forms
You have a set of questions in Quizizz — an assignment, a review game, a bank you built over the year. Sometimes you want that same set in Google Forms: to grade in one place, to share with a co-teacher who lives in Forms, or to run a different kind of collection. Quizizz and Google Forms are separate tools, but the move is simple: export the Quizizz → reshape it into a fixed-column spreadsheet → convert into Form fields — with the questions, choices, and answer key carried over exactly as exported and no AI rewriting the items.
Why a Quizizz export is not directly importable
Quizizz lets you download the question set as a spreadsheet (CSV/XLSX) or pull it from an activity report. Google Forms consumes a structured spreadsheet with named columns. So the bridge is: Quizizz export → fixed columns (CSV/XLSX) → Form columns → import. The fixed columns are what Forms reliably recognizes; the raw export is just the starting point.
The fixed-column layout Forms understand
One row is one question. This layout reshapes each exported item into the fields Forms import.
| Column | What goes in it |
|---|---|
| question | The question text from the Quizizz item |
| option 1 … option 6 | Answer choices (leave unused blank) |
| correct answer | The correct option number (1–6) |
| points | Points for that question (optional) |
| image | One public image URL for the question (optional) |
Once the Quizizz export is shaped into this sheet, every row becomes a question with its original options and answer key intact.
Quizizz to Google Form in 5 steps
Export your Quizizz
Download the question set as a spreadsheet, or pull it from the activity report. The file carries the questions, choices, and answer key.
Arrange into fixed columns
One row per question: question text, options (option 1–6), correct answer, and points.
Convert to Form columns
The sheet is turned into the columns Forms reads — question, options, answer key, and points.
Import into the Form
Load the file into the Form. Multiple choice items map directly to Form field types; images travel via the image URL column.
Enable grading
Turn on Settings > Quizzes and the answer key is already filled. Submissions grade themselves.
Media and explanations travel too
If a Quizizz question uses an image, keep an image URL column so the figure moves into the Form. Answer explanations from Quizizz can be kept as notes — though Forms grading relies on the answer key, not the explanation. And if your account is now under the Wayground name, the export is the same spreadsheet, so the same bridge applies.
Frequently asked questions
Can I export a Quizizz and use it in Google Forms?
Yes. Quizizz lets you download the question set as a spreadsheet. That spreadsheet is reshaped into a fixed-column layout and converted into Google Form fields. The questions, choices, and answer key are carried over exactly as exported.
Does the converter rewrite or guess the questions?
No. The conversion is deterministic. What Quizizz exported becomes the question and options verbatim — no AI invents new questions or changes the answer key, which keeps a graded quiz accurate.
What about images and answer explanations in Quizizz?
Images in a question travel via an image URL column, so the figure moves into the Form. Answer explanations from Quizizz can be kept as notes, though Forms grading uses the answer key rather than the explanation.
Does this work for the Wayground rebrand too?
Yes. Quizizz rebranded to Wayground, but the question set still exports as a spreadsheet with the same structure, so the same bridge applies.
How is this different from an AI quiz maker?
AI quiz makers take a prompt and generate questions, often changing the answer key. Here the source is your exported Quizizz itself, and only what was exported is converted. No AI is used to create content.
Move your Quizizz sets anywhere
Stop rebuilding a Quizizz by hand just to put it in Google Forms, and stop letting an AI rewrite your quiz. If the questions are already in Quizizz, export them as-is — from Quizizz to Google Form, with the answer key intact.
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