Robot Jump
A little robot. A big vocabulary adventure.
Play free on this website. No account or installation needed.
- Play online
- Your own pictures
- Vocabulary practice
Overview
Type a word and search for a picture, or upload your own. Choose 4 to 20 pictures with different words, and start a vocabulary adventure. Read the word and choose the matching picture to make the robot jump.
A correct answer leaves the robot on that platform for the next round. A wrong answer makes it fall, lose a part and return to the small starting platform. Missed words come back for another try.
With 10 or more words, the robot loses one small part at a time, starting with a foot. Shorter missions use whole limbs. Finish all the words before the robot falls apart, then see your results.
Your own uploads stay on your device for this session. Library pictures and words are remembered after refresh. No account or installation is needed.
Features
Everything important at a glance — no hidden extras and no subscription.
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Your vocabulary pictures
Search by word or upload your own JPG, PNG or WebP files up to 5 MB each. Use 4–20 pictures.
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Jump between pictures
Choose a picture with your mouse, touch or keys 1–4. Correct answers keep the robot on its platform.
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A gentler long game
Ten or more words remove one small body part per fall. Short missions use whole limbs.
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Another chance to learn
Missed words return later in the mission so your class can try them again.
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Set the pace
Choose normal or fast animations, and turn robot speech and sound on or off.
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Private personal uploads
Your own files stay on your device for this session. Library pictures and words are remembered after refresh.
System requirements
- Browser
- A recent browser with JavaScript enabled
- Pictures
- 4–20 JPG, PNG or WebP pictures, up to 5 MB each
- Controls
- Mouse, touch or keys 1–4
- Internet
- An internet connection to open the game on this website
- Installation
- None — play online in your browser
Version & updates
Current version 1.0.1 · last updated
- Rebuilt the robot with matching joints, a friendly face and separated boots. Knees bend during crouching, jumping and landing; feet stay flat.
- First online release with gradual damage and persistent correct platforms.
More classroom tools
Drop in your own sounds, arrange them on a physical-looking keyboard, and reward your class with animated stars that level up as they collect them.
For the perfectly timed ta-da!
Drop in your own board image, move the pieces around the track and roll a real 3D die — a digital board that behaves like the one on your desk.
This week’s words. A brand new adventure.