You already have a worksheet. Your students already did it. Now you want to turn it into a Blooket review game — but manually typing 20 questions into Blooket sounds like the last thing you want to do at 9pm.
Here's the shortcut: photograph or scan your worksheet, upload it to QuizCraft, and export a Blooket-ready CSV in under a minute. No typing, no copy-pasting.
Use your phone camera — it doesn't need to be perfect. A clear, well-lit photo works fine. Or if you have a PDF version, use that directly.
Go to quizcraft.us. Select the Image tab (for photos) or PDF tab (for PDFs). Upload your file.
Set the number of questions — 10–20 is a good range for Blooket. Click Generate.
Quickly scan the generated questions. Edit anything that needs adjusting. Then click Export → Blooket (.csv).
In Blooket, go to Create → New Set → Import. Upload the CSV file. Blooket maps all the questions automatically. Name your set and save.
Phone tip: You don't need a scanner. Open your phone camera, hold it directly above the worksheet (about 12 inches away), make sure the page is flat and well-lit, and snap. QuizCraft's image AI reads photos well even with slight shadows or angles.
QuizCraft reads any text-based worksheet well. The best results come from:
Worksheets that are mostly diagrams or purely mathematical computation (no written content) work less well, though adding text context around the diagrams helps significantly.
Blooket lets you search public question sets, but they rarely match your specific worksheet. Your class has its own vocabulary, its own chapter, its own content. QuizCraft reads your specific material and writes questions about it — no hunting through public sets that only kind of match.
Paste a paragraph from your lesson, textbook, or notes and get quiz questions in 30 seconds.
Yes. QuizCraft accepts images (JPG, PNG, HEIC) directly. Take a photo of your worksheet and upload it to the Image tab.
Printed worksheets work best. Handwritten content is harder for the AI to read accurately, though clearly written text often still works.
Yes. Basic quiz generation is free with free to try. Upload a worksheet and generate questions immediately.
Yes. The same generated questions can be exported to Kahoot (.xlsx), Blooket (.csv), or Gimkit (.csv) — whichever you prefer.