Free Quiz Maker

A quiz maker with a timer, shuffle, and auto-submit — free.

Set a time limit, randomize question order, and let each attempt submit itself the moment time's up. No separate tools, no manual submission tracking.

The short answer

YonoLMS's quiz builder includes a configurable timer and question shuffling as settings, and an attempt submits automatically once time runs out. Both are free to use — set them in the settings step when building a quiz, alongside things like attempt limits and identity verification.

What each setting actually does.

Three pieces that work together — turn on the ones you need.

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Timer

Set a time limit for the whole quiz, or set one per question if you want to pace each answer individually.

shuffle

Shuffle

Randomize question order per attempt, so participants sitting near each other aren't looking at the same question at the same time.

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Time's Up, Submitted

When the clock runs out, the attempt is submitted automatically — no one has to babysit the timer or manually hit submit.

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Free to Start

Timer, shuffle, and every core quiz-building tool are available on YonoLMS's free tier.

Setting it up.

Five steps from a blank quiz to a timed, shuffled test.

  1. 1

    Build your quiz

    Add questions manually, from your Question Bank, or generate a draft set with AI.

  2. 2

    Open the settings step

    In the quiz builder, move from Questions to Settings.

  3. 3

    Set a time limit

    Choose a limit for the whole quiz, or set a limit per question instead.

  4. 4

    Turn shuffle on

    Enable question shuffling so each attempt gets a different question order.

  5. 5

    Publish and share

    Share the link or QR code — the timer and shuffle apply automatically to every attempt.

Why these settings matter together

A timer without shuffle still lets participants sitting near each other compare answers question by question. Shuffle without a timer removes that risk but leaves the pace entirely up to the participant. Used together, each attempt runs on its own clock and its own question order — closer to how a supervised, in-person test actually behaves.

For a formal or higher-stakes assessment, it's worth pairing these with YonoLMS's identity checks — contact-info collection or OTP email verification — covered in more detail on the Online Test Maker page.

Timer, shuffle & auto-submit, answered.

Does the quiz maker have a built-in timer?expand_more
Yes. You can set a time limit for the whole quiz, or a separate limit per question, in the settings step of the quiz builder.
What happens when time runs out?expand_more
The attempt is submitted automatically when the timer reaches zero — the participant doesn't need to manually hit submit before time expires.
Does shuffle randomize the question order or the answer choices?expand_more
Shuffle randomizes question order per attempt. It's a setting you turn on alongside the time limit when configuring a quiz.
Can I use the timer without shuffle, or shuffle without a timer?expand_more
Yes, they're independent settings — turn on whichever ones fit your quiz.
Is this free to use?expand_more
Yes, YonoLMS is free to start, and the timer and shuffle settings are part of the core quiz builder.
Can participants retake a timed quiz?expand_more
That depends on the attempt-limit setting — you can allow multiple attempts or restrict it to one, independent of the timer.
Is a timed, shuffled quiz suitable for a formal exam?expand_more
It covers the basics of exam-like conditions. For higher-stakes settings, pairing it with identity verification (contact-info collection or OTP email verification) is worth considering too.
Do students need an account to take a timed quiz?expand_more
No. The quiz is shared as a link or QR code, and no participant account is required.

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