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Label-the-image activity maker

Choose a picture and click the parts you want players to name. Players type the answers or drag labels into place.

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How this generator works

Make your first labelling activity

  1. Choose a picture

    • Upload a diagram, a map or a photo.
    • Free photos and a picture from a link work too.

  2. Click to add labels

    • Click the picture where a label belongs and type its name.
    • Drag a pin to move it.

  3. Choose how players answer

    • Typing shows numbered pins and an answer list.
    • Dragging gives players a tray of labels to drop on the spots.

  4. Play, then share

    • Play shows what players see.
    • Share has the link, the QR code and the print options.

Print as a worksheet

Print a worksheet for the class and the answer key for yourself.

Share it online

One link or QR code opens the activity in any browser, with no player accounts. Embedding needs a paid plan.

Save your activity first

Free to build, free to play. No account needed to try it. A free account saves your activity and covers 60 player sessions a month. One session is one player opening one activity.

What this maker can do

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Ways to use it

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A custom labelling activity for anatomy, a map, a machine or a floor plan: start from an example below and make it your own.

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Drag labels onto a diagram

Your picture, a socket on each part, and a tray of names to drag into place. Anatomy, maps, machines.

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Type what each pin marks

Numbered pins on the picture and a blank for each. A word bank keeps spelling from being the test.

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Dots for the small parts

A small dot marks the exact spot, for parts a numbered square would cover: a chain, a spoke, a valve.

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