How do I show the answer?

The question shows first and the answer stays hidden. Click, tap, press Space or R, or press Reveal on your phone to show it; the next click or tap draws the next question.

Can I use my own questions?

Yes. Press Customize in the editor and write one question per line as “question | answer”, with {answer} left in the message. The answer shows on Reveal, as ours do.

Is it free, and do I need an account?

It is free and needs no account, and the link in your address bar holds the whole set, so you can bookmark it and open it again.

OwnScreen

Trivia questions

A hundred trivia questions with answers, drawn one at a time on the big screen: read the question out, let the room guess, then reveal the answer. Free, with no app.

Start Open fullscreen Customize in the editor

Free, no account needed. The link holds the whole sign.

A quiz the whole room can read

Put a question on a TV, projector or laptop and read it out. The room guesses, then a tap shows the answer, and the next tap draws the next question. It suits a pub quiz, a classroom warm-up, a family dinner or a quiz night at work.

There are four sets of twenty-five questions we wrote ourselves: general knowledge, science and nature, geography, and history. Every answer is one short, well-known fact, and no question comes up twice until its set is used up. Press Customize in the editor to use your own.

More quizzes

Put it on a TV

Make it above. The preview is exactly what the screen shows.
Open it on the screen. Press Open fullscreen on that device, or send yourself the link. For a TV with an account, open ownscreen.com/tv and enter its code on your phone.
Leave it running. It fits any screen size and asks the screen to stay on.

Questions

How do I show the answer?: The question shows first and the answer stays hidden. Click, tap, press Space or R, or press Reveal on your phone to show it; the next click or tap draws the next question.
Can I use my own questions?: Yes. Press Customize in the editor and write one question per line as “question | answer”, with {answer} left in the message. The answer shows on Reveal, as ours do.
Is it free, and do I need an account?: It is free and needs no account, and the link in your address bar holds the whole set, so you can bookmark it and open it again.