Make a GK quiz video with photos for Reels, Shorts or YouTube. Each question shows a photo, options A, B, C (and D if you want), a 3-2-1 timer, and then the right answer turns green. Choose 9:16 or 16:9, add up to 20 questions, and download an MP4 with sound effects. No watermark, and the video is made on your device.
How to make your quiz video
- Choose 9:16 (Reels, Shorts) or 16:9 (YouTube).
- Type your questions, or load a CSV file with the columns question, option_a, option_b, option_c, option_d, answer, image, question_voice, answer_voice. Tap “Sample CSV” to see the format.
- Add a photo to each question. With a CSV, write the photo file name in the “image” column and pick all the photos together with “Add photos”.
- Pick a background (Lavender, Mint, Sky, Peach, Night, White, Black or your own photo with a blur slider), the timer and your name at the bottom.
- Choose to show every answer, or to ask in the comments on the last question. Then tap “Create video” and download it.
Features
- Free: no signup and no watermark.
- Private: your questions, photos and music stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded to Formoni.
- Sound effects for typing, options, the timer tick and the answer, plus your own music.
- Hindi and English questions both work.
Voice with your own ElevenLabs key (optional)
If you have an ElevenLabs account, enter your API key, tap Save and pick one of your voices. The question (and the answer, if you want) is spoken in the video. The “question_voice” and “answer_voice” columns let you choose different words to speak; if they are empty, the question and the right option are spoken. Your key is sent only from your browser to ElevenLabs, never to Formoni, and the credits come from your ElevenLabs account.
Frequently asked questions
How many questions can one video have?
Up to 20 questions. A 20-question video is about two minutes long.
Can I use my own photos?
Yes. Use photos you took or have the right to use. A question without a photo shows a big question mark.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes, in a recent Chrome, Edge or Safari. Long videos take a few minutes on a phone, so keep the page open until it finishes.