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| Space | Play or pause the preview |
| ← / → | Previous / next question |
| Ctrl + Z | Undo |
| Ctrl + Shift + Z | Redo |
| Ctrl + S | Save now (autosave also runs continuously) |
| Ctrl + D | Duplicate the current question |
| Esc | Deselect the current element |
| Delete | Hide the selected element |
On macOS, use ⌘ in place of Ctrl.
Importing questions
CSV / Excel
Columns are matched by name, so Question, Option A–D, Correct Answer, Category, Difficulty and Type all work — as do common variants like “Answer” or “Topic”. If no header row is recognised, YAQUIZO falls back to that column order.
JSON
Either a bare array of question objects, or an object with a questions, items or data array. Objects already in YAQUIZO shape are taken as-is; anything else is mapped from question/options/answer style fields.
Paste
One question per paragraph. Options as “A) text” or “A. text”, then a line reading “Answer: B”. Tab-separated text is treated as a spreadsheet.
The import dialog previews what it found and lists anything it could not read, so you can fix the source rather than guessing. You can download a starter CSV from the same dialog.
A sample for every question type
The option columns mean different things depending on the question type, so here is one file per type — three questions each. Open one, swap in your own rows, and import it.
- Multiple Choice Options in A–D, answer as a letter, number or the text itself
- True or False No option columns — just True or False in the answer
- Fill in the Blank Mark the gap with ___ and separate alternative answers with ;
- Match the Pairs One pair per option column, written as Left=Right
- Sequence Ordering Items in the option columns, already in the correct order
- Guess the Image Options plus an Image column — paste your own picture URLs
- Guess the Flag Ships with working image URLs you can copy the shape of
- Guess the Logo Ships with working image URLs you can copy the shape of
The Image column works on any question type. It needs a direct link to the picture file from a host that allows other sites to use it — YAQUIZO loads images anonymously so your exports stay clean. A row without an image imports fine; you can drop the picture in from the editor instead.
Exporting
MP4 is the most compatible format for social platforms and is encoded with WebCodecs, which is available in Chrome, Edge and other Chromium browsers. Sound is included when your browser supports audio encoding.
WEBM produces smaller files and works in more browsers. Where WebCodecs is unavailable, YAQUIZO falls back to recording the canvas in real time, so a 60-second video takes about 60 seconds to export.
GIF is silent and capped at 640 pixels on the long edge, because GIF file sizes grow very quickly. It is best for short loops.
Images export one file per question at the revealed state. PDF combines them into a single document, one question per page.
Where your work is saved
Projects are stored in your browser using IndexedDB and autosave as you type. They stay on the device you created them on — clearing your browser data will remove them, and they do not sync between devices. To move a project or keep a backup, use Save project file in the Export panel and open it later from the Projects page.
Still stuck?
Head to the feedback page — it explains what to include so an issue can actually be reproduced.