- How to publish a quiz publicly
- Sharing options: link, embed, social
- How to run a quiz live with multiplayer
- Tips for getting more plays
Publishing Your Quiz
Once you have built and saved your quiz in the Quiz Maker, you can publish it publicly or keep it private. A published quiz appears in search results, category pages, and can be shared via a direct link.
- Open your quiz in the editor.
- Click Publish in the top-right corner.
- Choose Public (anyone can find and play it) or Unlisted (only players with the direct link can access it).
- Click Confirm. Your quiz is now live.
Sharing Options
Direct link
Every quiz has a permanent URL in the format doquizzes.com/quiz/your-quiz-slug/. Copy this link from your browser or the quiz's share panel and send it anywhere.
Social media
DoQuizzes generates Open Graph metadata for every published quiz - this means when you paste the link into Twitter/X, Facebook, Reddit, or WhatsApp, a rich preview card appears automatically with your quiz title, description, and thumbnail.
Multiplayer live link
For live quiz nights, use Multiplayer mode. Create a room, share the room code with participants, and play together in real time. See the Multiplayer guide for full details.
How to Get More Plays
Write a strong title
Quiz titles with numbers ("Can You Name All 50 US State Capitals?") or clear topic keywords ("Premier League 2024 Season Quiz") perform significantly better in search than vague titles ("Football Quiz #3"). Be specific about what the quiz tests.
Assign the right category
Players browse quizzes by category. A geography quiz in the "Sports" category will be invisible to its target audience. Assign the most accurate primary category when publishing.
Share at the right time
Quizzes get the most plays in the first 48 hours after publishing. Share on social media immediately after publishing, not days later. For seasonal topics, publish 1-2 days before the relevant date.
Write a good description
The quiz description appears in search results and social share previews. Write 1-2 sentences that tell players exactly what they will be tested on and why it will be challenging or fun. Avoid generic descriptions like "A fun quiz about history."
Link to related quizzes
If you have created multiple quizzes on related topics, players who enjoyed one are likely to play another. Mention your other quizzes in the description or share them together in a themed set.
Running a Quiz Night with Multiplayer
For live events - classrooms, pub quiz nights, remote team events - DoQuizzes Multiplayer lets you host a synchronised quiz session where all participants play the same questions at the same time on their own devices.
- Go to Multiplayer and create a room.
- Select the quiz you want to run.
- Share the room code with participants. They join on any device, no account required to play.
- Start the quiz when everyone is ready. Scores update live on the leaderboard.