What you need to create a Blooket account
A Blooket account takes about two minutes to set up. You need an email address (your own or a parent's if you are under 13), a password you will remember, and a username. Blooket is a free quiz and game platform used mostly in schools, so many accounts are created by teachers for their classes — but you can also make one for yourself to play games or create your own quizzes.
The account itself costs nothing. Blooket offers a free version with all the core features, and an optional paid tier called Blooket Plus if you want extra customization later. You do not need to pay anything to get your free guide.
Key Takeaways
- Go to blooket.com and click "Sign Up" in the top right corner to begin creating your account.
- You will need a valid email address, a password at least six characters long, and a username that is not already taken.
- If you are under 13, use a parent's or guardian's email address instead of your own.
- After you sign up, check your email for a confirmation message and click the link inside it to finish activating your account.
- Once confirmed, you can log in and either join a class code your teacher gives you or start playing public games right away.
Step 1: Go to the Blooket sign-up page
Open a web browser and go to blooket.com. In the top right corner of the page, you will see a button that says "Sign Up". Click it. You will be taken to a page with a form asking for your email, password, and username.
If you are already logged into a Blooket account in that browser, you may need to log out first. Look for your profile icon or name in the top right corner, click it, and select "Log Out" before you can reach the sign-up page.
Step 2: Enter your email address
Type the email address you want to use for your account. This is the address where Blooket will send you a confirmation message and any password reset links if you need them later. Make sure you type it correctly — if you mistype it, you will not receive the confirmation email.
If you are under 13 years old, use a parent's or guardian's email address instead of your own. Blooket requires this for accounts belonging to children under 13, and the parent or guardian will receive the confirmation email.
Step 3: Create a password and username
In the password field, type a password that is at least six characters long. Use a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols if you can — this makes your account harder to guess. Write it down somewhere safe so you do not forget it, or use a password manager if you have one.
In the username field, type a name you want to be known by in Blooket. This is what other players and your teacher will see. Usernames must be unique, so if the one you want is already taken, Blooket will tell you and you can try a different one. Usernames can include letters, numbers, and underscores, but no spaces.
Step 4: Confirm your email address
After you fill in the form and click "Sign Up", Blooket will send a confirmation email to the address you entered. Check your email inbox (and your spam or junk folder if you do not see it right away). Open the email from Blooket and click the confirmation link inside it.
This step is required — your account will not work until you click that link. If you do not see the email after a few minutes, go back to blooket.com, click "Sign Up" again, and select "Resend Confirmation Email". You can also check that you typed your email address correctly the first time.
Step 5: Log in and start using your account
Once you have confirmed your email, go back to blooket.com and click "Log In" in the top right corner. Enter the email address and password you just created. You will be taken to your Blooket home page.
From there, you can join a class using a code your teacher gives you, or you can search for and play public games that other users have created. If you want to create your own quiz or game, click the "Create" button and follow the prompts to build your first Blooket.
What to do if something goes wrong
If you get an error message saying your username is already taken, try adding a number or underscore to the end of it. If the confirmation email never arrives, check your spam folder first. If it is still not there after 10 minutes, go back to the sign-up page and ask Blooket to send the confirmation email again.
If you forget your password after you have created your account, click "Forgot Password" on the log-in page. Blooket will send you a link to reset it using the email address you signed up with. If you forget which email address you used, you will need to create a new account with a different username.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a school email address to create a Blooket account?
Yes. A school email works the same way as any other email address. If your school uses Google Classroom or another learning platform, you may also be able to log into Blooket using your school account instead of creating a separate one — look for a "Sign Up with Google" or similar option on the sign-up page.
What if I am under 13 — do I need a parent's permission?
You need to use a parent's or guardian's email address to create the account. Blooket will send the confirmation email to that address, so the parent or guardian will know the account was created. You do not need to fill out a separate permission form.
Can I change my username or email after I create my account?
You can change your username by going to your account settings (usually found by clicking your profile icon). Changing your email address is more complicated and may require contacting Blooket support, so choose your email carefully when you sign up.
Do I need to pay anything to use Blooket?
No. The free version of Blooket includes all the main features — playing games, creating quizzes, and joining classes. Blooket Plus is an optional paid subscription that adds extra customization options, but you do not need it to use the platform.
What if my teacher gave me a class code instead of asking me to sign up?
You still need to create an account first. Once you have signed up and logged in, click "Join a Class" and enter the code your teacher gave you. Your account will then be linked to that class, and you will see the games and quizzes your teacher has assigned.