About Us
YAQUIZO turns a list of questions into a quiz video or a set of quiz images — without an account, without a render queue, and without a watermark stamped across the result.
Everything runs on your machine
The render engine, the video encoder and the storage layer are all browser code. When you hit export, your own CPU does the work and the file lands in your downloads folder. That is why there is no upload step and no queue to wait in — and why privacy here is a property of how the thing is built rather than a promise in a document.
One editor, not 10 apps
A science quiz maker and a trivia video generator are not different products; they are the same editor opened with different questions, templates and pacing. Keeping it as one tool means every improvement reaches all 10 starting points at once, and nothing quietly drifts out of sync. Whatever you start from, you can change everything afterwards.
Built for how quizzes are actually watched
Short-form video is unforgiving: the question has to be readable in a second, the countdown has to create pressure without dragging, and the answer has to land before the thumb moves. The 16 templates each set typography, colour, timer style and transitions together, so a coherent look is one click rather than twenty decisions.
No accounts, no watermark
There is no sign-up flow, no email capture and no profile. Exports are clean at every format and quality. Your projects live in your browser's storage, which means they are yours — and also that clearing your browser data deletes them, so use Export → Save project file for anything you want to keep.
Where it is going
YAQUIZO is early and openly incomplete — the feedback page lists the current limitations rather than hiding them. If something broke or something obvious is missing, that page is the fastest way to change what gets built next.