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// Quiz maker for real material

Skip the blank page. Start with your material.

Buzzuro is a quiz maker for hosts who already have a lesson, deck, handout or topic and want a playable round.

The short answer

What does the Buzzuro quiz maker do?

The Buzzuro quiz maker turns a topic or supported document into a draft round, then gives the host a chance to edit it before play. The workflow is deliberately short: choose a source, review the questions, set the room rules, and start. The host remains responsible for accuracy and tone, especially when a draft is generated from source material. Use it for classroom review, team onboarding, workshop checkpoints or a custom quiz night.

Three moves

From blank page to live round

  1. Create the round

    Start with a topic or supported material, then review the questions before the group sees them.

  2. Invite the room

    Open a live lobby and show the QR code or room code on the host screen.

  3. Play together

    Players answer in their browsers while the host keeps the pace and moves the round forward.

The details that matter

Bring a topic or document

A topic is enough to begin. When you already have source material, use the supported document flow so the draft stays close to what the group is meant to learn or discuss.

Edit before anyone plays

Treat a generated round as a draft. Check wording, correct answers, difficulty and context, then remove anything that does not belong in the session.

Set the room up your way

Choose teams or individual players, decide how the questions should run, and use the host screen to keep the room together from the first prompt to the final result.

Good to know

Questions hosts ask before the room opens

Can I edit the questions?

Yes. The host reviews and edits the draft in Buzzuro before starting a round. This review step is important for accuracy and for keeping the quiz appropriate for the group.

Which source formats are supported?

The current product flow supports PDF, Word, PowerPoint, plain text and Markdown material, plus a topic. File limits and parsing behavior are shown in the editor.