Flippity review
A free collection of Google Sheets-based activities shared through web links.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Flippity is a free, web-based set of teacher activity generators built around Google Sheets. Educators copy a template, add their own content, publish the sheet, and open the resulting activity link. Its range includes flashcards, quiz-show games, random name pickers and other randomizers, matching activities, crosswords, word searches, bingo, timelines, and classroom utilities. That makes it a fit for teachers who want to turn spreadsheet-based materials into shareable activities, rather than manage a classroom through a dedicated platform.
The Google Sheets workflow is central to both the product’s appeal and its limits. Templates provide a starting point, and teachers supply the material before publishing an activity. Sharing is through a published activity URL; a template spreadsheet can also be shared or copied. Students and colleagues can open activity links on computers or mobile browsers. This is a straightforward fit for classroom resources that can be distributed as links, but the published feature set does not include a classroom integration. Teachers seeking activities tied directly into a classroom platform may prefer a product with that connection.
Flippity’s free plan includes the Google Sheets templates and the ability to publish and share generated activities; there are no paid tiers to compare. The breadth of activity types is useful when the goal is a varied set of lightweight classroom exercises, but the product remains focused on generating and sharing those resources. Documentation is the listed support channel. Choose Flippity if free, Sheets-based activities and link sharing suit your workflow; look elsewhere if you need a native mobile app or classroom integration.
Flippity pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Offers templates for flashcards, quizzes, puzzles, bingo, and timelines
- Lets teachers enter their own content in Google Sheets templates
- Activities can be shared with students or colleagues by web link
- Where it doesn't
- Requires teachers to copy and publish a template spreadsheet
- No classroom integration is listed
- No separate native mobile application is available
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