Free$0
Build and test the quiz before you invite the whole party.
- Unlimited questions & polls
- Birthday question templates
- Live and self-paced play
- All design settings
- Test with up to 5 players
Create a birthday quiz for your party
Turn stories and little details about the person you're celebrating into a quiz everyone can play.
Live or self-paced
Birthday question templates
No app needed
Try it yourself
See what guests see
Open a sample quiz and see what guests see when they play. No account or app needed.
Try it out
Scan to try it on your phone
How it works
Make the birthday quiz personal
Choose questions about the person you're celebrating and add details your guests will recognise.
Start with birthday questions, then add names and details that fit the person you're celebrating.
Start questions, reveal answers, and move the quiz along from your phone.
Mix scored questions with polls that get everyone involved.
Show the leaderboard between questions or at the end, and give everyone a moment to react to the answers.
Choose a theme, then adjust the colors and fonts to fit the party.
Flexible play
A birthday quiz that fits your plans
Play together during the party or send a link so guests can answer before everyone meets.
Live
Play together while one person hosts and reveals the answers.
Perfect for
- Milestone birthdays
- Birthday dinners
- Surprise parties
- Friends joining remotely
Self-paced
Share a link so each guest can play whenever they have a moment.
Perfect for
- Before the party
- Guests on different schedules
- Friends far away
Pricing
One birthday quiz. One-time price.
Build and test for free. Unlock it when you're ready to invite everyone.
Premium$19per quiz
Unlock your quiz for the whole party, with room for up to 200 players.
- Everything included in the free version
- Invite up to 200 players
- Save up to 200 self-paced submissions
- Add photos to your questions
- Hide the create-your-own-quiz prompt for players
Test and restart as often as needed. You pay once for the quiz.
No. For live play, guests enter a code in their browser. For self-paced play, they open a link. Neither requires an app or guest account.
Yes. Guests can join a live round remotely with the code or play a self-paced quiz through its link.
Yes. Send a link before the party so guests can answer when it suits them. You can review saved submissions afterwards if you turn on saving.
Yes. Choose questions that work for the mix of friends and family in the room. A few shared stories and easy polls often work better than a round only close friends can answer.
Yes. Build and test the full quiz with up to five players for free before inviting the whole party.
Upgrade when you're ready to invite more than five players. Premium also adds question images and lets you hide the create-your-own-quiz prompt.
Unlock one birthday quiz for $19. You pay once, with no subscription or automatic renewal.
Yes. Write your own questions or edit a template. Choose stories the whole group can enjoy and skip anything too private.
Yes. Start with birthday question templates, then change the names, answers, and details to fit the person you're celebrating.
Mix multiple-choice, true-or-false, text-answer, and poll questions. Use a poll when you want everyone's opinion rather than a correct answer. Question images are available with Premium.
You can create and host the quiz from your phone. If you want everyone to see the questions together, open the Big Screen View on a TV or projector.
Yes. The host and players need an internet connection.
From the Blog
Find more ideas
Find question ideas and practical tips for planning a birthday quiz.
October 15, 2026
Birthday Party Games That Get Guests Talking
School friends know one set of stories. Family know another. A newer friend may know nobody except the person having the birthday. A well-chosen game gives these guests something to share without asking everyone to introduce themselves to the room.
October 15, 2026
Birthday Quiz Questions About the Birthday Person
At an adult birthday dinner or party, a few personal questions let old friends share stories while newer guests join in by guessing. Choose six to ten prompts and adapt the example options to the person you are celebrating. Confirm facts and preferences before setting the answers; for a surprise party, ask someone who knows and skip anything uncertain. Make sure only one option fits each scored question. Photo questions need a picture everyone can see. The final three questions are polls with no correct answers. No answers are marked here because they depend on who you are celebrating.
June 15, 2026
Icebreaker Quiz Questions for New Teams and Groups
At a birthday, a team lunch, or a gathering where people have just met, a simple question can give the conversation somewhere to start. Pick a few prompts about food, music, travel, or everyday preferences. These are opinion questions with no correct answers: ask them around a table or use polls so everyone can answer at once. Follow up only when someone wants to say more, and stop once people are talking without the questions.