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Step 1: Add rooms and clues
Name each room, click its picture to place a clue, then write the question.
Online escape room maker for class and team building
Players hunt clues on their own phones, crack the door code and race to escape first.
Rated 4.7 out of 5 on G2, based on 386 reviews
Make an escape room in three steps
Short on time? Type your topic and AhaSlides AI writes the rooms, clues and answers, ready to play.
Step 2: Set the door and the clock
Choose a Standard or Advanced final door and set the time limit.
Step 3: Present and press Start
Players scan the QR code or open the join link. No app, no account.
Who cracks the door code first?
Pick the world your players escape from
Plus Christmas and Halloween themes for seasonal sessions.
Classic
Haunted Manor
Space Station
Ancient Temple
One game for the classroom, the training room and the team day
Classroom revision
Turn a unit into three rooms. Every student solves every clue on their own phone.
Training and onboarding
Make security, policy or product training a race against the clock that people remember.
Team building and events
Kick off a team day, conference or quiz night with a game played in the room or on Zoom.
What people say about AhaSlides
Verified reviews on G2
Play in the room or with Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Slides
Frequently asked questions
An online escape room maker is a tool for building a digital escape room game that players solve on their own devices. In AhaSlides, you add 2 to 6 rooms with up to 15 clues, players answer the clues on their phones to collect code pieces, and the first player to type the correct door code escapes. You set the time limit, anywhere from 5 seconds to 1 hour.
No. Players join from their phone's web browser by scanning the QR code or opening the join link, then type a name.
Yes, you can build and present an escape room on the free plan, with up to 50 live participants. Paid plans host bigger groups.
Some clues reveal a code piece shown as a symbol. At the final door, players match each symbol to a digit on the code chart and type the code. Advanced mode also makes them work out the order.
Yes. Share your presenter screen in Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet, and players join from the link on their own devices.