What it looks like
As you type, the AI shows what it has understood: the industry, the audience, the goal of the quiz and how many questions it will ask. You see what is missing and do not have to guess the result.
- Industry: home construction
- Audience: homeowners
- Goal: collect leads
- Tone: professional
- Number of questions: auto
A ready quiz in an instant: whatever you leave out, the AI fills in.
First it asks you a couple of multiple-choice questions. It takes a minute longer, but fits your industry better.
Start page, multiple-choice questions, images in the answers and a contact form, all in the preview.
More leads from the same traffic
A quiz captures leads better than a regular form: people answer simple questions instead of handing over their phone number up front. Same ad budget, more leads, so each one costs less.
- The lead arrives with answers: your team sees the request and does not waste the call asking what they need
- Test an idea in one afternoon: build the quiz, send traffic, check the funnel
- If it does not work, rewrite it in plain words and launch another version
Conversion depends on your industry, offer and traffic. These figures are a guide, not a guarantee.
How to create a quiz with AI
Three steps and no settings to learn. Anything you do not specify stays on “Auto” and you can leave it alone.
Say what you want
In plain language, no structure needed: “make me a quiz for a kitchen design studio”. Sample descriptions sit right next to the field in case you get stuck.
Answer a few details
No typing: the AI suggests options and you pick. Three or four clicks. In Quick mode this step is skipped.
Get the finished quiz
Not a skeleton of headings but a working script: offer, questions, images and form. Right in the preview, exactly as your customer will see it.
Not quite right? Just say so
No need to fix the quiz across fifteen tabs trying to remember where the settings for question three are. Below the preview there is a “What should we change?” field: type it the way you would tell a person and click “Update”.
- “Make the second question shorter”
- “Add questions about the foundation”
- “Add a branch based on the type of home”
What the finished quiz includes
Technically it is a regular LeadForms quiz, with the same settings and integrations. The only difference is how fast the first working version appeared.
Start page
The offer and the button, the first thing people see.
Questions and options
Written for your industry and your goal.
Answer images
Generated with the quiz, and any of them can be replaced.
Contact form
With the lead fields in place: just connect your CRM or messenger.
Try it free
When you sign up you get 10,000 tokens for generation (about five quizzes) and 20 leads in your balance. No credit card required.
What to check by hand
The AI builds a working script, but it does not know everything about your business. Five minutes of review before publishing shows up in your lead count.
What you promise on the last step
Being specific works: “we will price your home to your specs in 15 minutes” instead of “leave your details”. Only you know what you are willing to give in exchange for a phone number.
How the questions are worded
Questions should sound like your customer talks. “I want a wood home that stays warm in winter”, not “preferred construction technology”.
Quiz length
A sensible target is 4 to 6 questions. Every extra step loses part of the audience, and “just to know a bit more” questions cost the most.
Where leads go
Connect email, a messenger or your CRM. If leads pile up in the dashboard and nobody looks at them, that is not the AI’s fault.
Match with your ads
The first screen should continue the ad in the same words. Otherwise people leave, and you have already paid for the click.
See it for yourself
How the generation modes work, what you can fix in plain words and what to expect next: a few minutes of trying shows it all, and the preview displays the quiz exactly as your customer will see it.
AI quiz builder FAQ
The short version of what people ask us before their first generation.
