Printable quiz scoresheet generator
Make a printable answer sheet and score grid as a PDF: set your rounds, questions per round and number of teams, and download it. Free, nothing to install.
What you get
A PDF with one answer sheet per round, each with numbered lines, a space for the team name and a box for the score, followed by a landscape score grid for the host, with a row per team and a column per round.
It is generated in your browser and downloaded straight to your machine. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account, and nothing is stored.
6 answer sheets plus a score grid for 12 teams.
Printing it
Print the answer sheets double-sided if you are running six rounds and want to hand a table one sheet rather than six. Print more than you think: teams lose them, and a team with no answer sheet is a team not playing.
Print the score grid once, on its own, and keep it behind the bar. It is the only copy of the standings you have on paper, which is the main argument against paper.
The honest case against paper
This tool exists because plenty of quiz nights run on paper and will keep doing so, and a decent answer sheet is better than a hand-ruled one. But it is worth being straight about the cost.
Somebody marks forty sheets between rounds while a queue forms at the bar. That is the dead four minutes after every round, the arithmetic errors, the disputed totals, and the reason most people who run a quiz night eventually stop running it.
If that is the part you are trying to get rid of, the alternative is players answering on their own phones and the scores settling as each question closes, which is what PubTrivia does, and the first session is free if you want to compare the two on a real night.
Or stop marking altogether
Players answer on their own phones and the leaderboard settles as each question closes. The first session is free and needs no card.
Start free, no card neededKeep reading
- EquipmentThe kit list: what you actually need, what you can skip, what a screen adds, and an honest comparison of phones against pens and paper.
- Round plannerBuild a running order for a quiz night: pick your rounds, set the length, and get the timings back, including where the break goes and when you will finish.
- Session historySessions are saved with their final leaderboard and a record of what each table answered, for settling a dispute a week later and seeing if quiz night works.