The #1 Quizlet Hack

Yes. Quizlet Genie is live on the Chrome Web Store. Install it, sign in, and it works straight away — the free plan needs no card.

It sits in the corner of a Quizlet Live game and reads every round as it appears. With Full auto off it puts a green outline around the correct answer the instant a round appears and you click it. With Full auto on (Ultimate) it clicks for you, at whatever delay and accuracy you set. It does not work on study sets or flashcards — Quizlet Live only.

Snip & Solve is a Delta Genie feature, not a Quizlet Genie one — you drag a box over any problem on screen and get the worked answer back. Your plan covers every Genie, so if you pay for Quizlet Genie you have Snip & Solve on DeltaMath too. Quizlet Genie itself does not need it: it reads the round directly.

Yes, with Ultimate. Accuracy is 70, 80, 90 or 100% — below 100 it picks a wrong answer on purpose and tells you which ones. Answer delay runs from instant to 12 seconds, and it is a minimum wait rather than an added one: the answer is found while the clock counts down. Vary the timing jitters each delay so a whole class running this does not answer in lockstep. With Full auto off you are the one clicking, so the delay only moves when the outline appears.

Quizlet Live shows the host a scoreboard, so what stands out is a player who is never wrong and always fastest. That is what the accuracy and timing controls are for: set accuracy below 100 and it misses on purpose, set a delay and it stops answering the instant a round appears. With Full auto off you are doing the clicking yourself, which is why it is the free tier — there is no automated input to notice.

All of them. It reads the terms in the round you are actually playing rather than matching a set it knows in advance, so the subject does not matter — vocabulary, biology, history dates, a language deck.

Highlighting is free on any signed-in account — no card, no trial, 50 highlighted answers a day (shared across Quizlet Live and Blooket). Unlimited highlighting, full automation and the accuracy and timing controls are the paid half. All three paid tiers include exactly the same features; only the billing differs: $2.99 a week, or $4.99 a month — the monthly tier is the only one with a 3-day free trial: 3 days free, then $4.99 a month. Weekly and Yearly skip the trial and bill from day one. Yearly is $39.99, and Semester is $24.99 every six months.

Every paid plan covers all of them — Delta Genie on DeltaMath, EdGenie on Edpuzzle, MemGenie on Membean, Quizlet Genie, BlookGenie, Gimkit Genie, Wayground Genie and IXL Genie. One plan unlocks every extension, but each one’s benefits apply on its own platform.