Creating a Kahoot quiz by hand takes 20–40 minutes. You have to type every question, write four answer choices, mark the correct one, and repeat. For a 15-question quiz, that's a serious chunk of your prep time.
Here's a faster way: upload your PDF to QuizCraft, let the AI generate the questions, and export directly to Kahoot. The whole process takes under 2 minutes — and you don't type a single question.
Go to quizcraft.us. Click the PDF tab, then drag and drop your file or click to upload. Any PDF works — scanned worksheets, textbook pages, study guides.
Choose anywhere from 5 to 25 questions. For Kahoot, 10–15 is a sweet spot. Click Generate.
QuizCraft shows you all the generated questions. Scan through — edit any you want to tweak. Takes about 30 seconds.
Click Export → Kahoot (.xlsx). In Kahoot, go to Create → Import from spreadsheet, upload the file. All questions load automatically. Add a title and launch.
Pro tip: Kahoot limits questions to 120 characters. If your questions are longer, QuizCraft's AI usually keeps them concise — but if you're working with complex content, generate 20 and pick the best 15 after reviewing.
The hardest part of writing a Kahoot quiz isn't the correct answers — it's the wrong ones. Writing three plausible distractors for every question is slow and mentally taxing. QuizCraft's AI generates distractors that test real understanding, not just obvious filler.
It also reads your actual content, not a generic topic. Upload chapter 7 of your bio textbook and you get questions about chapter 7 — not generic biology questions that may not match what you taught.
Paste a paragraph from your lesson, textbook, or notes and get quiz questions in 30 seconds.
All four input types export to Kahoot the same way.