Turn the worksheet you already printed into a game
Photograph a page or upload the file; the assistant reads it and drafts answer and clue sets from the real content.
PuzzleGPT writes the answers, clues, questions — even the artwork — then hands them straight to the generator you already use. You keep editing rights over every line.
Interactive demo with sample output — the real assistant lives inside the builders.
Pick a theme and two languages. PuzzleGPT writes matching answer pairs and feeds them into a language puzzle.
Photograph a page or upload the file; the assistant reads it and drafts answer and clue sets from the real content.
Choose the origin and target language plus a theme. You get matched pairs ready for a crossword or matching game.
Name the theme and pick a difficulty level; get answers with clues written at a readable level, not an encyclopedia dump.
Distractors that are plausible rather than silly — the slow part of writing a quiz, drafted for you to prune.
Describe what you need and drop it into memory cards, jigsaws, sliding puzzles or hidden-object scenes.
The models run on external providers, so generation isn't unlimited. One credit is one generation — regenerating a set you didn't like counts too.
Look for the assistant next to the content fields. These generators support it today:
You do. The content is generated for your activity, and you can edit or delete any part of it before sharing.
Occasionally, like any language model. Nothing publishes automatically — the draft lands in the builder for you to check.
Yes — the interface ships in 23 languages, and the assistant can translate between language pairs, right-to-left scripts included.
It is used to draft your activity content, not to train models or to show to other accounts.
One credit turns it into a crossword, a quiz or a memory set — and you still get the last word on every clue.