Kwizie turns YouTube and training videos into AI-quizzed assessments with certificates and records. Plans start at $24.99/month billed yearly.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Kwizie is an interactive video assessment platform that turns YouTube and other training videos into quizzes. AI drafts questions that appear inside the video, and the platform adds pass scores, retry rules, certificates and participant records. It is built for teams that need evidence of understanding rather than simple views or attendance.
The company positions Kwizie as a lighter alternative to a learning management system. It can complement an LMS or run standalone, and it works with videos you already use, so there is no course to rebuild. The company is based in Finland and Switzerland.
The process has four steps. First, you search YouTube inside Kwizie, paste a link, upload a file or record a video. Second, you set the passing score, allowed attempts and progression rules. Third, you review and edit the AI-generated questions, which participants answer while watching.
Finally, Kwizie generates proof automatically. When someone passes, it creates a certificate with a certificate ID, score and timestamp, and logs the result. Training can be shared by link, QR code or invitation, or embedded in WordPress, an LMS or a website, and participants do not need an account by default.
The core feature is AI question generation with human control. Admins can edit, remove or add any question before publishing. Pass thresholds such as a minimum 80% score, attempt limits, time constraints and certificate validity periods let organizations define what completion means. Records can be exported as CSV, including attempt history.
Beyond that, Kwizie splits long videos or audio into 2-7 minute chapters with titles and summaries, generates assessments in several languages, and restricts access by name, email, ID number or custom fields. Branding with your logo and color, plus optional leaderboards and prizes, rounds out the set.
Kwizie is an interactive video assessment platform. It turns YouTube and other training videos into quizzes with AI-generated questions, pass rules, certificates and participant records. It is designed for proving that people understood training, not only that they watched it.
The Training Provider plan is $24.99 per month and the Teams plan is $49.99 per month, both in USD and billed yearly. The site says yearly billing saves up to 40%. Custom integrations and larger deployments are quoted on request.
The site invites visitors to create a video quiz free and states that no credit card is required. It also lists free tools, including a YouTube transcript extractor and free certificate design with 100 issued free. The sources do not describe a permanent free plan.
No. Kwizie says it can complement an LMS or work as a lighter standalone option. It adds questions, passing rules, certificates and results to existing videos without requiring a course rebuild.
No account is required by default. Participants can use a link, QR code, invitation or embed to finish the assessment and receive a certificate. Accounts can optionally be enabled for progress saving and repeat certifications.
It supports YouTube, and organization plans can connect Microsoft Teams, Vimeo, Wistia, Panopto and Kaltura MediaSpace. Custom solutions list Moodle, Canvas, LTI, HubSpot, Docebo, Articulate 360, LearnWorlds and Stripe. Embedding in WordPress is also supported.
Kwizie records identity fields, timestamps, scores, completion status, attempt history and certificate IDs, and exports them as CSV. The company notes that whether a record meets a specific audit or regulatory requirement depends on your process, jurisdiction and identity controls.
It suits training, safety, compliance and HR teams, training providers and educators who already have videos and need them to be testable. It is less suited to organizations looking for a full course-management system.