How well do you know me?A free quiz maker
Build your own free “how well do you know me?” quiz in a couple of minutes, then share the link with your partner, boyfriend or girlfriend, friends or family. As people take it, their scores land on a private scoreboard that only you can see — ranked from who knows you best to who has some catching up to do.
It is the classic couple-and-friends game, made shareable. No account, nothing to install — answer 10 ready-made questions, swap any that do not fit, and send the link.
Create your quiz — free →Free forever · no sign-up · takes 2 minutes
Or start from a ready-made quiz: for your boyfriend · for your girlfriend · for your best friend · for couples · for family
10 “how well do you know me” question examples
Here is a preview from the actual question bank. Choose your own answer first and let someone guess. The online builder draws a fresh mix of ten questions, so your quiz may include different ones.
1. What's my go-to drink order?
- A. Coffee, always coffee
- B. Tea person through and through
- C. Something fizzy
- D. Just water, honestly
2. How do I behave around pizza?
- A. Fold it and inhale it
- B. Knife and fork, like a civilized person
- C. Eat the toppings first
- D. Save the crust for last — best part
3. What's my actual breakfast most days?
- A. A real cooked breakfast
- B. Cereal or toast, something quick
- C. Just coffee counts, right?
- D. I skip it entirely
4. How do I handle spicy food?
- A. Bring on the fire
- B. Medium spice, keep it sensible
- C. Mild — and even that is risky
- D. I avoid spice at all costs
5. Dessert menu arrives. What do I do?
- A. Order the chocolate thing, obviously
- B. Suggest we share one
- C. Say no… then eat half of yours
- D. Actually skip dessert
6. What's my snack personality?
- A. Salty — chips and crackers
- B. Sweet — chocolate and candy
- C. Both, in the same sitting
- D. Weirdly healthy — fruit and nuts
7. What am I like in the kitchen?
- A. Actually a great cook
- B. I have exactly three good dishes
- C. Chaos, smoke alarm included
- D. I mostly supervise the takeout order
8. How do I order at a restaurant?
- A. Same dish every single time
- B. Whatever looks new and exciting
- C. Ask everyone what they are getting first
- D. Panic and order last-minute
9. What happens to my leftovers?
- A. Eaten cold straight from the fridge
- B. Properly reheated like a meal
- C. Forgotten until they become science
- D. There are never leftovers
10. My ice cream order is…
- A. Classic chocolate or vanilla
- B. Something fruity
- C. The weirdest flavor on the board
- D. Whatever has the most stuff in it
How it works
Build it
Add your name and answer 10 ready-made questions about yourself. Swap any question that does not fit.
Share it
Get a link to send to friends and partners. They enter their name and take the quiz.
See the scores
Everyone's results appear on your private scoreboard, ranked from highest to lowest.
Make a quiz for your boyfriend, girlfriend, or best friend
Start by answering the questions about yourself. Your partner or friend then tries to choose the same answers. The builder gives you ten questions from our question bank, so you can start without writing a quiz from scratch. Swap a question if none of its answers feels right.
For couples, play both ways: make one quiz about each person and take turns guessing. Afterward, talk about one answer that surprised you. A low score can mean a preference changed or a question was unfamiliar; it is not evidence that someone does not love you.
How to play with friends or family
Share the quiz link with the people you want to invite. Each person enters a display name and gets their own score. You can compare the results on your separate private scoreboard; other players cannot see the full ranking unless you share that private link.
Keep the game light. Skip questions that make you uncomfortable, let people pass on playing, and use the answers to start a conversation rather than settle an argument. The quiz is for fun and does not assess relationship compatibility.
Why the scoreboard is private
Takers see only their own score, and the full ranking is visible to you alone through a separate secret link. That split is deliberate. People answer honestly when a low score is between them and you, and start guessing strategically the moment they know everyone will see the number.
The scoreboard link is the only route to those results, so treat it like a key: it is saved on the device you built the quiz on, and it is worth sending yourself a copy. Anyone you forward it to can see every score, which is fine if you meant to and awkward if you did not.
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Questions people ask
How do I make a "how well do you know me?" quiz?
Click Create your quiz, add your name, then answer 10 ready-made multiple-choice questions about yourself. Your choices become the correct answers. Swap any question you do not want to use. When you are done you get a share link to send to friends and a private scoreboard link that only you can see.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
It is completely free and there is no sign-up. You do not need an account to build a quiz or to take one — just create it and share the link.
How do I see who took my quiz and their scores?
When you create a quiz you get a private scoreboard link. It is the only way to view everyone who took the quiz and how they scored, ranked highest to lowest. We also save it on the device you built the quiz on so you can find it again.
Can people who take my quiz see everyone else's scores?
No. People who take your quiz only see their own score. The full scoreboard of everyone's results is private to you, the creator, through your secret scoreboard link.
Can I use this as a couples quiz or a quiz for my boyfriend or girlfriend?
Yes. It works as a couples quiz, a boyfriend or girlfriend quiz, a best-friend quiz, or a family game — answer the ready-made questions about your preferences and habits, swap any that do not fit, then send the link. A score is a conversation starter, not a measure of how much someone cares.
Is my quiz private?
Your quiz is not listed anywhere or shown in search results — it is only reachable by the link you share. The only personal detail a taker gives is a display name, which is shared with you as the creator so you know who scored what.
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