Your categories. Your clues.
Build a point-value grid around your subject. Write questions and answers, format important words, or import a board from a spreadsheet.
BuzzerBeater
Online trivia boards
Your questions, a board full of possibilities. Make a Jeopardy-style game for classroom review, quiz nights or a little friendly competition.
Three saved boards on Free · No app needed to play
Build a board worth playing
Picture, music and video rounds
Add images, audio and video to questions and answers. Give each category its own round type for a mix of visual clues and music challenges.
Scores that stay with the game
Play solo or draft players into teams. Track scores, add Daily Doubles and wagers, and finish with a Final Guess and podium.
One trivia board. Two ways to play.
Race to buzz in
Choose Buzzer mode and players race to answer from their phones. You reveal the clue, call on a player and award points.
Explore the trivia buzzerLet everyone answer
Choose Input mode and every player types against the same timer. Review their answers together, grade them and move to the next clue.
From an idea to game night
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Pick your starting point
Create your own board, edit the sample in your library, or copy a public board after signing in.
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Make it yours
Set categories and point values, add your clues and media, and save the board for your next game.
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Bring everyone in
Create a room, select your board and share the room code or QR code. Players join in their browser without an account.
Trivia boards, answered
What is an online trivia board?
A trivia board organizes questions into categories and point-value tiles. Players choose a tile, the host reveals the clue, and correct answers earn points. BuzzerBeater runs the board and scores in your browser.
Can I make a Jeopardy-style trivia game?
Yes. Create category columns and rows of clues with point values, add Daily Doubles, and include a wagered Final Guess. You write the questions and control the game as host.
Are trivia boards free?
A free host account can save up to three boards, including the sample board. Pro offers more saved boards. Players do not need an account to join a game.
Do all players have to buzz in?
No. Choose Buzzer mode for a race to answer, or Input mode for timed typed answers from everyone. The same board works in either mode.
Can I reuse a board or find ready-made boards?
Yes. Save and edit your boards between games, or sign in to browse public boards and copy one into your library. New hosts also receive a sample board.
Can I use trivia boards for classroom review?
Yes. Build categories around a lesson and run a live review game. Input mode lets every student submit an answer, while Buzzer mode works for quick-fire individual or team rounds.
Your next round starts here.
Start with a free account and a sample board.