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Picture quiz maker
Make a pixelated picture quiz
Upload your images and write the answers. Each picture starts as blocky pixels and sharpens, and the sooner you guess the more you score.
Try the Pixelated maker
No sign-up needed to try it. Saving your game is free.
How a game works
Add the pictures
Upload an image for each round and type the answer, plus any other spellings or names you'll accept. A free game holds 3 images; Plus removes the limit.
Everyone joins from their phone
Put the game on a TV, laptop or projector. Players open pardytime.app on their phones and type the PIN. No app to install and no account for players.
Watch it sharpen
Each round the image starts as a coarse mosaic and gets clearer every few seconds. Players type guesses whenever they think they've got it.
What you get
Earlier is worth more
A meter shows what a right answer is worth at each stage, and it drops as the picture sharpens. What you see is exactly what you score.
Close spellings count
Guesses are matched forgivingly, and you can list alternative answers, so nobody loses a round to a typo.
A reveal worth waiting for
The round ends with the full picture, the leaderboard, and the wrong guesses people typed on the way.
Blur part of a photo instead
In a Trivia or Jeopardy question you can blur or pixelate just a face, a logo or a caption, then reveal the rest.
Picture quizzes made by others
Host any of them for free, straight from the page.
Where it works best
Guess the celebrity, film or place
Faces, film stills, landmarks and album covers all work, because the shape gives it away before the detail does.
How to make a blurred image quizPhotos of the people in the room
Baby photos and old holiday snaps make the best round of a birthday or a family get-together.
Birthday person questionsA round at a bigger quiz
Drop a picture round between general knowledge rounds to wake the room up.
Quiz night ideas
Questions people ask
- How do I make a picture quiz?
- Choose Pixelated and upload one image per round with its answer. Save it, press Host and put the screen on a TV. Players join with the PIN and type guesses on their phones as the picture sharpens.
- How do you blur an image for a quiz?
- You don't need a photo editor. In a Pixelated quiz the game handles the blur, starting coarse and sharpening each stage. To blur only part of a photo, add it to a Trivia or Jeopardy question and draw a blur or pixelate mask over the part to hide.
- What if someone spells the answer wrong?
- Guesses are matched with some tolerance for typos, and you can add other accepted answers to each picture, such as a nickname or a shorter title.
- Do players need to download an app or sign up?
- No. Players join in the phone's browser with the game PIN and pick a name. Only the host needs an account.
- Is it free?
- Yes. Playing is free, and you can make, save and host up to 2 games of your own for up to 10 players, including you. Plus adds more games, more images, audio and YouTube clips, private games and rooms of 50 players: a 7-Day Pass for $4.99, or $6.99 a month.
Guides to go with it
Changelog
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