Topic in, full board out
Enter a subject like the water cycle, 90s movies, or your company history and get six categories with five clues each.
Type a topic or paste your notes and get a complete Jeopardy board with categories, clues, and answers. Edit anything, then host it live while players buzz in from their phones.
Import your questions or a quiz and turn them into a board your group can play live.
Enter a subject like the water cycle, 90s movies, or your company history and get six categories with five clues each.
Paste lesson notes, a study guide, or an article and the AI writes clues from that text instead of guessing.
For classroom boards, choose a grade band (Elementary to AP / College) and a difficulty: Supportive, Standard, or Challenging.
Enter a topic, or paste the material you want the clues to come from.
Rewrite clues, fix answers, swap categories, and change point values.
Launch a room, share the code or QR, and let players buzz in from their phones.
Jeopardy Room's AI Jeopardy generator turns one topic into a playable board. Choose a quick one-round game or classic Jeopardy with a second round and Final Jeopardy, and the draft fills in the categories, clues, and correct responses for you.
If you already have the content, paste it in. Lesson notes, a study guide, a reading, or meeting notes become clues drawn from that text, which is the fastest way to turn something you taught into a review game. Teachers can also set a grade band and difficulty so the draft fits the class.
Nothing is locked. Every generated clue, answer, category name, and point value stays editable before anyone sees the board, so you can fix a fact, soften a hard clue, or add an inside joke.
On the free plan you can try up to 3 AI drafts, and creating a free account adds one more. You can save 1 AI-generated board free; after that, AI generation is part of Pro ($5/month), which includes unlimited AI boards. Building by hand and importing your own questions stay free.
Try up to three AI drafts, save one AI board free, and edit every clue before the game begins.