--- title: "Quizizz Alternative Free: Wayground and 3 More Options | Formswrite Blog" description: "Quizizz is now Wayground. See what its free plan includes and compare it with Socrative, ClassPoint and Formswrite as of October 2026 before you switch." canonical: https://formswrite.com/blog/quizizz-alternative-free last-updated: 2026-10-08 --- # Quizizz Alternative Free: Wayground and 3 More Options In short The closest free replacement for Quizizz is Quizizz itself under its new name, Wayground, whose Basic plan is free with up to 100 students per class and 20 stored activities. If those limits bite, Socrative (5 quizzes, 1 room on free) suits room-based checks, ClassPoint suits PowerPoint, and Formswrite suits converting documents into quizzes for several platforms. ## What Wayground's free plan includes According to the [Wayground pricing page](https://wayground.com/home/pricing), Basic is free for every teacher with no credit card. It includes assessments, presentations, flashcards and videos, live and student-paced delivery, 20+ accommodations including text-to-speech, a maximum of 20 stored activities and up to 100 students per class. Question types are limited on Basic. The School and District plan is custom priced and adds all 20+ question types, unlimited storage and students, an admin dashboard, LMS integrations (Canvas, Schoology, Clever, ClassLink) and AI grading with custom and state rubrics. ## Comparison table | | Wayground (Quizizz) | Socrative | ClassPoint | Formswrite | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Free plan | 20 stored activities, 100 students per class | 5 quizzes, 1 room, 50 students | 25 students, 5 questions per PPT | 5 Formswrite Forms per month | | Paid | Custom quote | $10 per month or $120 per year (Essentials) | $8 per month or $96 per year (Pro) | See the pricing page | | Question types | Limited free, 20+ paid | Multiple choice, true/false, short answer | Multiple choice, word cloud, short answer, drawing, image upload | Imports your questions | | Live play | Live and student-paced | Space Race, live polling | Leaderboards, badges | Formswrite Play | | Grading | AI grading on District | Automatic grading | Class reports | AI grading of essays and Google Form quizzes | | LMS | Google Classroom free, more on District | Reports and exports | PowerPoint add-on | Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, Schoology and more | Sources: [Wayground](https://wayground.com/home/pricing), [Socrative](https://www.socrative.com/pricing/), [ClassPoint](https://www.classpoint.io/pricing), checked October 2026. ## Pick Socrative if You want quick formative checks in a single room. The free plan is tight (5 quizzes, 1 room), and Essentials at $10 per month lifts the quiz cap. See our [Socrative alternative guide](/blog/socrative-alternative-for-quizzes) for the full breakdown. ## Pick ClassPoint if You teach from PowerPoint. ClassPoint Basic is free for classes up to 25, and its Pro plan is $8 per month for up to 200 students and unlimited questions per presentation. Details are in our [ClassPoint alternative post](/blog/classpoint-alternative-for-teachers). ## Pick Formswrite if Your pain is moving questions around, not the game itself. Formswrite converts a Word file, PDF, Google Doc, Excel file or Google Sheet into a quiz and exports it to Quizizz, Kahoot, Blooket, Gimkit, Socrative, Google Forms, Canvas and more than a dozen other platforms. That means the 20-activity cap on any one platform matters less, because your master copy lives in a document. The free plan allows 5 Formswrite Forms per month and every other export is paid, so Formswrite is a bridge and a game host (through Formswrite Play), not a free substitute for Wayground's whole library. If you compare game-style tools, our [Kahoot vs Quizizz comparison](/blog/kahoot-vs-quizizz-which-is-better-for-teachers) and [best quiz makers for teachers](/blog/best-quiz-makers-for-teachers-2025) cover more ground. ## How to move your questions without retyping 1. Put your questions in a Word file, PDF, Google Doc, Excel file or Google Sheet, with the correct answer marked. 2. Upload the file to Formswrite and choose the quiz output. 3. Check the generated questions and answer key, and fix anything the conversion misread. 4. Export to the platform you use, or run it as a live timed game with Formswrite Play. Remember that the free plan covers 5 Formswrite Forms per month, and exports to other platforms are paid. ## A quick way to decide Ask three questions. First, how many activities will you keep? If you want more than 20 stored on one platform, Wayground's free Basic plan will fill up, so keep a master copy of your questions in a document. Second, do you need more than limited question types? Wayground lists all 20+ question types under its School and District plan, so a classroom teacher on Basic should check which types are available before building a quiz around one. Third, will students join live or work alone? Wayground handles both, Socrative leans on room codes, and ClassPoint depends on you presenting slides. If the answers point in different directions for different weeks, converting one document into several formats is cheaper than rebuilding each quiz by hand. [Convert a document to a Quizizz quiz](/product/documents-to-quizizz) ## FAQ Is Quizizz still free? Wayground, formerly Quizizz, states on its pricing page that the Basic plan is free for every teacher forever with no credit card. Basic caps stored activities at 20 and limits question types. What is the best free alternative to Quizizz? It depends on your lesson. Socrative suits room-based quizzes, ClassPoint suits PowerPoint lessons, and Formswrite suits converting existing documents into quizzes you can play in several tools. Each has a free tier with limits listed in the table above. Can I import my Quizizz questions into another tool? Keep a copy of your questions in a document or spreadsheet, then convert it. Formswrite imports Word, PDF, Google Docs, Excel and Google Sheets and exports to Quizizz, Kahoot, Socrative, Google Forms and LMS formats. Does Wayground work with Canvas? According to its pricing page, Canvas, Schoology, Clever and ClassLink integrations are part of the School and District plan, while Basic lists Google Classroom only.