This guide will show you how to use our Edpuzzle hack to get answers for your assignments. You can use your username and password or a token from your browser's cookies to access all answers for your Edpuzzle assignments.
Our hack handles public and private assignments - including quizzes that only your class can open. To get the best - and safest - results, keep these in mind:
Simply enter your Edpuzzle account username and password. This method is straightforward and works for most users. However, if you don't remember your credentials or prefer not to share them, you can use the alternative method below.
For a more advanced approach, you can get your Edpuzzle token directly from your browser's cookies using DevTools:
You can open the DevTools using any of these shortcuts:
F12 key on your keyboard orCtrl + Shift + J (Windows) or Cmd + Option + J (Mac) orOn iOS devices we don't know any reliable method to access cookies, so we recommend using the username and password method instead.
Standard mobile Chrome doesn't support scripts, so you'll need a different browser:
After opening DevTools, follow these steps to retrieve your Edpuzzle token:
https://edpuzzle.com.token.token cookie to select it, then copy it.This method works on most browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera etc.).
Popular Questions
Yes! Private quizzes are supported in every Edpuzzle class - including the ones only your class can open. Open the class, pick the assignment from the list and get your answers as usual. To stay on the safe side, do it before you start solving.
Some private quizzes are handled differently, so our hack shows a short "This quiz is private" confirmation to make sure you are not solving it at that moment. When you see it, exit the quiz first, get your answers and then start solving - that keeps everything in sync.
If you did not see the "This quiz is private" reminder, then nothing was changed and there is nothing you have to do. Refreshing the quiz page before continuing is still a good habit.
No. Questions that don't have a correct answer (open-ended / written answers) simply have nothing to reveal, so they are listed without an answer. Multiple-choice questions always show the correct one.