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Family Feud template maker

Enter your questions and their ranked answers, then download a playable board. Each strip stays hidden until you click it, built from linked slides rather than animations — which is exactly why it still works after importing into Google Slides.

Your game

1 round · 9 slides

Round 1 board

ROUND 1 OF 10 OF 6 REVEALEDName something you would find in almost every kitchen123456Board total 100 pointsReveal answer 1

Answers reveal in rank order — click any hidden strip to reveal the next one. Each state is its own slide, linked with hyperlinks, so it works in PowerPoint, Google Slides and Keynote.

Palette

Answers, best first

TOTAL 100

6 of 8 · this round is 7 slides
Board
3–8 answers per question
Reveal
Hyperlinked slides, not animation
Output
Editable .pptx, 16:9

How to use it

  1. 01/03

    Write the questions

    One survey question per round. "Name something you would find in a kitchen" is the shape to copy.

  2. 02/03

    Rank the answers

    List answers best-first with their points. Points usually total 100 across a round.

  3. 03/03

    Download and host

    Start the slideshow and click a numbered strip to flip it. Add the points up yourself, the way the show does.

Good to know

Why linked slides instead of animations?

Animations break when a .pptx is imported into Google Slides or opened in Keynote. Hyperlinks between slides survive everywhere, so the board keeps working wherever it is opened.

How many answers should a round have?

The televised board goes up to eight. Five keeps a round moving for a classroom or a party.

Does it keep score automatically?

No. Each answer shows its points and the round total is on the board, but you add them as host — a slide deck cannot do arithmetic.