You can share public kahoots you find on the Discover page, as well as your own and organizational kahoots.
Young Student accounts cannot share their content.
If you want your children or students to share their question ideas with you, you can use the template.
Share link
A share link offers quick access to the kahoot’s details page.
- If the kahoot is public, then no sign-in is required to view the details page. Services like Facebook, Twitter, and Slack will preview your kahoot’s title, description, and cover image when you post this link.
- If the kahoot is private, you cannot share it via link.
- If the kahoot is visible to your team only (organization), you can copy the link only from the browser. Then, if someone else wants to access this game, sign-in will be required.
Everyone except you and your team members will be denied access.
Share with others
Sharing a kahoot with others makes it visible on the “Shared with me” tab of their Kahoots page.
- The shared kahoots can be public or private
- Shared kahoots cannot be removed.
- If there's no Kahoot! account tied to the email you want to share the kahoot with, the message won't be sent to the recipient.
- Open the kahoot’s options menu [ ⋮ ] and choose “Share”.
- In the search box, type the username, email, or group name you want to share with.
- A list of matching people and groups will appear under the search box.
- Click “Share” next to the people and groups to share your kahoot with.
CAUTION: It’s not possible to unshare kahoots. If you’d like to unshare a kahoot, you’d need to delete it. If this is necessary, you can duplicate it first.
Social media, email, and collaboration platforms
You can quickly share a kahoot on Twitter, Facebook, or Pinterest with a preview populated with the kahoot’s cover image, title, and description. You can also share via email, Google Classroom, Remind, or Microsoft Teams. Simply open the kahoot’s options menu [ ⋮ ] and choose “Share” to find these options.
