Make your free Don't Block Me quiz above. Type your name, pick your answers to 10 questions and share the link. No app, no account, no payment at any step. If you are searching for "don't block me quiz free", this page explains what free covers here, and what to watch for on other sites.
What free covers on this site
People ask whether a quiz is free because so many "free" tools charge for the part you actually want: the result, the share image or a second round. On this site the whole game is free, start to finish.
| Step | Free? | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Making a quiz | Yes | Answer 10 questions about yourself, swapping any you don't like from our list of 30 |
| Getting the link | Yes | Your link appears on the last screen with a Copy button |
| Sharing | Yes | Buttons for WhatsApp, Telegram, X and SMS, plus a story image to post |
| Friends playing | Yes | They open the link, answer the same 10 questions and see their score at once |
| Seeing results | Yes | Friends tap "Send my score" and the result lands in your chat |
| Making another quiz | Yes | As many as you want, each with its own link |
Nothing on the list above has a paid version. There is no premium plan, so there is nothing to upgrade to.
No app to download
The quiz is a web page. You make it in the browser you already use on your phone, and your friends open an ordinary link. That matters more than it sounds:
- Friends on iPhone and Android play the same quiz with no app-store step.
- Nobody has to accept app permissions or give a phone number to play.
- A link works inside WhatsApp, Telegram, Snapchat, Instagram stories and plain SMS, because it is just a link. Where to post it is covered in the Don't Block Me link guide.
No account for you or your friends
You type a name, not a username. There is no email, no password and no verification code. Friends also play without signing up: they open the link, see your name and the 10 questions, and answer.
The reason this works is in how the link is built. Your name and your 10 answers are packed into the link itself, after the #q= part, so there is no database to log into. For the full explanation of what the link holds and why it never expires, see the link guide.
How the site stays free
A quiz site usually needs servers to store every quiz, every answer and every score. That storage is what often pushes a site toward charging for the "pro" bits. This site avoids the problem instead of charging for it:
- Nothing is stored on a server. The quiz travels inside the link, so there is no quiz database to pay for.
- Scores go back through your chat. When a friend finishes, they tap "Send my score" and send it to you the same way you sent the link. No scoreboard page has to be hosted.
- No accounts means no account system. There is nothing to recover, reset or verify.
The honest flip side: there is no leaderboard page where you can see everyone's score in one place, and if you lose your link, the site cannot find it for you. Search your chat for the message you sent, or make a new quiz in about a minute.
Free, compared with the other Don't Block Me site
There is also a site at dontblockme.app. Both are free, and they say so in similar words, but "free" includes slightly different things on each. The column for dontblockme.app uses only what its own page says.
| dontblockme.app (its own description) | This site | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | "100% free", "No signup" | Free, no sign-up |
| Questions | 10 questions chosen from its own set | 10 questions, swap any from a list of 30 |
| Playing | Friends play "with just a nickname" | Friends open the link and play; no sign-up |
| Results | A nickname leaderboard on the challenge page, and a "My challenges" list | Friends send their score to you in the chat; no leaderboard |
| Where the quiz lives | Challenge pages on its site, excluded from its search sitemap | Inside your link; nothing stored on a server |
Pick dontblockme.app if you want a leaderboard that everyone can see. Pick this site if you want nothing stored anywhere and a link that works the moment it is made. For a similar comparison with the other popular name for this game, see Block You Test Me vs Don't Block Me.
A quick checklist for any "free" quiz site
Before you spend ten minutes making a quiz somewhere, check these. A site that fails one of them is free in name only.
- Can friends see their result without paying? Some sites show the score but charge to reveal which answers were wrong.
- Is the share image free? The story card is the part people post. It should not carry a watermark you pay to remove.
- Can you make a second quiz? A single free quiz with a paid "another round" is a trial, not a free tool.
- Does anyone need an account? Sign-ups are how a site gets your email for later. Free should not cost your inbox.
- Does it ask for an app install? An app can be fine, but for a two-minute group-chat game a link is enough.
This site passes all five: free result, free story image, unlimited quizzes, no account, no app.
What a free quiz still gets you
Free does not mean stripped down. Every quiz you make here comes with:
- 10 questions picked from 30, so a second round can use different questions.
- A result card for every friend with their score out of 10 and a line that tells them whether they are "inner circle", "on thin ice" or "blocked", as a joke.
- A story image with your name and the site address, ready to post on Instagram or Snapchat.
- A "Make your own quiz" button on the friend's result screen, so the game passes around the group.
If you want ideas for which questions to keep, see the Don't Block Me quiz questions. For the rules, the scoring table and how to read a low score without starting drama, see the Don't Block Me test guide.
Make yours now
Scroll up, type your name, answer 10 questions and copy your link. It costs nothing, it takes about a minute, and the only thing anyone gets blocked from is the group chat, as a joke. Then head back to the home page whenever you want to run another round.