Print as a worksheet
Print the diagram as a worksheet for the class, and the answer key for yourself.
Label-the-diagram maker
Choose a diagram or picture and click the parts players should name. They type the answers or drag the labels into place.
How this generator works
Make your first diagram to label
Choose a picture
- Upload a diagram, a map or a photo.
- Free photos and a picture from a link work too.
Click to add labels
- Click the diagram where a label belongs and type its name.
- Drag a pin to move it.
Choose how players answer
- Typing shows numbered pins and an answer list.
- Dragging gives players a tray of labels to drop on the spots.
Play, then share
- Play shows what players see.
- Share has the link, the QR code and the print options.
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
More possibilities
Ways to use it
All ideas →A label-the-diagram activity for the skeleton, the heart, the parts of a plant, a map or a machine: start from an example below and make it your own.
Label the diagram
Drag labels onto a diagram
Your picture, a socket on each part, and a tray of names to drag into place. Anatomy, maps, machines.
Label the diagram
Type what each pin marks
Numbered pins on the picture and a blank for each. A word bank keeps spelling from being the test.
Label the diagram
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.
Who it’s for
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