Free classroom quiz games for review

A ten-minute review at the end of a lesson shows you what stuck. Put a quiz on the board and students answer on their own device. Quizzes are free for up to 100 players, and students join with a nickname only, with no account or email.

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Free for quizzes with up to 100 players and party games with up to 15.

A live quiz: names light up on the big screen as students answer on their devices.

What to play

Comparing tools for your class? See how Lumibout compares with Kahoot!

How to run it

  1. Pick or make a quiz. Start from the science quiz for kids, write your own, or create one with your AI and review it in the editor.
  2. Students join with a nickname. Put the PIN on the board. Students open lumibout.com, type the PIN and a nickname, and they’re in. Ask them not to use their full name.
  3. Review the answers together. After each question the board shows how the class answered and names only those who got it right. Pause there to explain.

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Questions

Is it free for teachers?

Yes. Quizzes, including Majority rules, are free for up to 100 players, with unlimited live games and 100 saved quizzes. Party games such as Team battle are free for groups of up to 15.

Do students need an account or an email?

No. Students join with the game PIN and a nickname only: no account, no email and no app. Nicknames are checked for profanity. Only the teacher signs in, with an email link.

How many people can play?

Free plan: quizzes (including Majority rules) up to 100 players, party games (Team battle, Lucky draw, Breach, Undercover) up to 15. Plus: 300 in every game. Pro: 2,000. Event Pass: 500 or 2,000 for one event, 7 days, no subscription. Paid plans and Event Passes are coming soon.

How is it different from Kahoot!?

Kahoot! is a well-known quiz platform with plans for teachers. Its help pages say free plans allow 10 players per game for most accounts, or 40 for K-12 teachers (checked November 2026). Lumibout’s free quizzes take up to 100.

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