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Name-them-all maker
Players name as many items of a list as they can before the clock runs out: the countries of Europe, the elements, every character in the book.
How this generator works
Make your first name them all
Enter the names
- Type one name per row, or use Paste a list for a whole list.
- Add a group to put names under a header.
Accept other spellings
- Click a name and a field opens under it for the spellings that also count.
- Capitals, accents and punctuation never matter.
Set the rules
- The clock starts at ten minutes: change it under Answers & timing.
- How it plays decides what an empty slot shows.
Play, then share
- Play opens it as a player would.
- Share has the link and the QR code.
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 custom name them all for countries, elements, characters in a book or the people in your team: start from an example below and make it your own.
Name them all
Name them all against the clock
A closed list, a countdown and an empty board. Every spelling a fair solver would type is accepted.
Name them all Premium
Recall with no tells
No slots, no count and no give-up. They type what they know and find out at the end.
Name them all Premium
Recall from a picture
A picture sets the scene and empty slots wait: the colours of the rainbow, the parts of a cell, the countries on a map.
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