A tool that does one thing
Put questions inside your videos.
Paste a link, drop questions where they belong, and share. The video pauses, your viewer answers, the video rolls on. No accounts, nothing to install.
Works with YouTube links, or a link to a hosted video file (.mp4, .webm) — nothing is uploaded. You get a private edit link — keep it, it's the only key. Or try the demo.
How to add questions to a YouTube video
Paste
Any YouTube link, or a direct link to a video file. That's the entire setup.
Ask
Pause where a thought belongs — multiple choice, select-all, polls, open answers, or just a note.
Share
One link to watch, one private link to edit. Answers come back to you, right there — and the people you send it to are never tracked.
Your videos
Questions about questions
Is it free?
Yes. There's no paid tier, no trial running out, and nothing to put a card into.
Do I need an account?
No, and neither do the people you share with. Every video gives you two links — one to watch, one to edit — and those links are the only keys.
Which videos can I use?
Any YouTube link, or a direct link to a video file you already host (.mp4 or .webm). Nothing is uploaded: your video keeps playing from wherever it already lives.
What kinds of questions can I add?
Multiple choice, select-all, polls, and open written answers — enough to build a quiz inside a video. You can also drop a note, which pauses the video to say something without asking anything.
Where do the answers go?
To your private edit link, listed under each question. You see what every viewer chose and what share of the room got it right. Multiple choice and select-all are marked automatically; written answers come to you as written.
Can I stop just anyone watching?
Put a passcode on the video. A locked video gives away nothing until someone types it — not the questions, not even the title.
What if I lose my edit link?
Keep it somewhere safe, because it's the only key. This page remembers videos you made on this device, but if you lose the link and clear the device, that video can't be recovered — there's no account for us to look it up in.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, for making and for watching. On a small screen each question rises as a sheet over the video, and the video waits until it's answered.
What if I want an account and better tracking?
Then you probably want Interakly, which is where Edvidi came from. We built Edvidi as the no-frills version — for when you just need questions in a video and nothing else. Interakly keeps an account for you: your lessons live in one place, every response and completion lands in analytics, you can upload your own video instead of linking one, and it can draft a whole lesson — explanation, checks and a practice round — from nothing but a topic. It's free to start.