How to Make a Blooket: Step-by-Step Guide for Teachers

Dvir Atias

Sep 14, 2026

How to Make a Blooket: Step-by-Step Guide for Teachers

How to Make a Blooket: A Step-by-Step Guide for Teachers

To make a Blooket, sign up for a free teacher account at blooket.com, click Create to build a question set, add questions by hand or import them from a spreadsheet or Quizlet, then pick a game mode and host it live or assign it as homework. The whole process takes a few minutes once your questions are ready.

This guide walks through every step from a teacher's point of view, including the fastest way to turn a worksheet or PDF you already have into a Blooket set.

Ways to build a Blooket question set

Method	Best for	What you need
Manual entry in the set editor	Short sets, new questions	Just your questions
CSV import	Longer sets, question banks in a spreadsheet	Blooket's spreadsheet template
Quizlet import	Vocabulary you already have in Quizlet	A Quizlet account
Existing public sets	Common topics you do not want to write from scratch	A few minutes to review quality
Document to CSV with Formswrite	Questions already in a PDF, Word file, or Google Doc	Your document

How to make a Blooket account

Step 1: Sign up as a teacher

Go to blooket.com and select Sign Up. Choose Teacher as your account type. Blooket asks for your date of birth, and you must be 13 or older to create an account.

Step 2: Choose Google or email

Sign up with Google or with an email address. Blooket's help center notes that it cannot create accounts with email addresses configured to not receive mail, which affects some school-issued accounts. If you picked the wrong account type by mistake, Blooket has a setting to switch from a student account to a teacher account.

How to make a Blooket question set

Step 3: Click Create

From your dashboard, click Create. Add a title and a short description so you can find the set later, and choose how you want to build it: from scratch, with CSV import, or with Quizlet import.

Step 4: Add questions

In the set editor, add each question and its answer choices, then mark the correct answer. Blooket offers two main question types:

Multiple choice. The default. Students choose from answer options.
Typing answer. Students type their own response, which works well for short-answer recall. Select it from the question type dropdown, since it is not the default.

You can also set a time limit for each question, so harder questions get more thinking time.

Step 5: Save the set

Save when you are done. You can come back and edit the set at any time, and Blooket also lets you print question sets if you want a paper version for review.

Write questions that work in a game

Keep question stems short, use four answer options, and make wrong answers believable. In fast modes, students skim, so long questions slow the game down and favor fast readers over students who know the material.

How to import questions into Blooket

Import from a spreadsheet (CSV)

Blooket's spreadsheet import is the fastest built-in option for longer sets:

On the set creator page, select CSV Import, add a title, and create the set.
Copy Blooket's template to Google Sheets or download it for Excel.
Fill in your questions, answers, and time limits without editing the colored template cells.
In the correct answer column, enter only numbers (1, 2, 3, or 4) that match the position of the correct option.
Download the sheet as a .CSV file and upload it to Blooket. You land on the set edit page to review.

Import from Quizlet

Choose Quizlet Import when creating a set, then select your own Quizlet sets or search Quizlet. A new tab opens and asks you to log into Quizlet if you are not already signed in. This works best for term and definition sets. If you want to go the other way, see how to turn a Blooket into a Quizlet.

The fast way: turn a document into a Blooket

The slowest part of making a Blooket is typing. If your questions already live in a worksheet, study guide, or old test, Formswrite's Blooket maker reads the file and builds the CSV for you.

Step 1: Upload the document

Upload a PDF, Word file, Google Doc, or Google Sheet to Formswrite. Numbered questions with lettered answer choices and a marked correct answer convert most cleanly.

Step 2: Review the extracted questions

Formswrite detects each question, its answer options, and the correct answer. Check them in the editor and fix anything that looks off before exporting.

Step 3: Download for Blooket

Choose the Blooket export to download a CSV file.

Step 4: Import into Blooket

In Blooket, create a set with the CSV import option and upload the file. Then host a game with the imported questions.

Plans

Formswrite's free plan exports to Formswrite Forms and flashcards. The Blooket export, along with Kahoot, Gimkit, Wayground/Quizizz, and Google Forms, is on paid plans.

Turn a document into a Blooket

For source-specific walkthroughs, see PDF to Blooket, Google Docs to Blooket, and Word to Blooket. Moving an existing kit from Gimkit? Read the Gimkit to Blooket guide.

How to host a Blooket game

Step 1: Pick a set and a game mode

Open your question set and choose a game mode. Blooket's help center says it has more than 25 game modes you can play live, play solo, or assign as homework. Available modes depend on your account, and some modes are solo or homework only.

Step 2: Choose your settings and host

Select Host to open the mode's settings, then start the game. Blooket gives you a Game ID, a QR code, and a link to share.

Step 3: Let students join and play

Put the Game ID or QR code on the projector. Students join, and you start the game when the class is in. When the game ends, check the report to see which questions caused trouble.

Choosing a Blooket game mode

Blooket's game mode previews show each mode's difficulty, the skills it targets, the ideal play time, and how often questions appear. That last point matters. Some modes ask a lot of questions in a short time, which is great for review, while others spend more time on game strategy between questions.

A simple way to choose:

Your goal	What to look for in a mode
Maximum review in 10 minutes	High question frequency, short ideal time
Whole-class energy before a break	Competitive live modes with a leaderboard
Mixed-ability class	Modes where luck and strategy balance out speed
Independent practice	Solo modes that can be assigned as homework

Well-known modes include Gold Quest, Crypto Hack, Tower Defense, and Factory. Try a mode yourself in solo play before using it with a class so you know how long it runs.

How to assign a Blooket as homework

To assign homework from a set you own, open the set and choose the homework option, pick a solo game mode, and set when it is due. For a public set you do not own, open its preview page and select Assign HW. Share the homework link or code with students. Homework is a good fit for spaced review in the days before a test.

Blooket free vs Blooket Plus

Blooket's free plan lets teachers create question sets and host games. Blooket Plus is a paid upgrade that adds extras such as enhanced game reports. Check Blooket's site for current plan details and pricing before you decide, since plans change.

FAQ

Is it free to make a Blooket?

Yes. A free Blooket teacher account lets you create question sets and host games. Blooket Plus is an optional paid plan with extra features.

How do I make a Blooket account as a teacher?

Go to blooket.com, select Sign Up, choose Teacher, enter your date of birth, and sign up with Google or an email address. You must be 13 or older.

What question types does Blooket support?

Blooket question sets use two main types: multiple choice and typing answer. Multiple choice is the default, and typing answer can be selected in the question type dropdown.

Can I import questions from a spreadsheet into Blooket?

Yes. Choose CSV Import when creating a set, fill in Blooket's template, enter the correct answer as a number from 1 to 4, save it as a CSV file, and upload it.

Can I turn a PDF or Word document into a Blooket?

Blooket does not import documents directly, but Formswrite converts a PDF, Word file, or Google Doc into a Blooket CSV that you import with CSV Import. The Blooket export is on Formswrite's paid plans.

How do students join a Blooket game?

When you host, Blooket shows a Game ID, a QR code, and a link. Students use any of these to join, and you start the game when everyone is in.