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The online platform open for everyone to assess, develop, and certify your digital skills
Create your personal account and improve your skills with fun, interactive challenges
Develop the digital skills essential to your everyday life
With the Pix Certification, your skills are recognised in France and throughout Europe (DigComp)
Through fun challenges and recreated real-life situations, you will learn to handle files and data, to explore the web and answer questions to grasp and further develop your digital knowledge.
From beginner to expert level, all exercises are tailored to your needs for an individualised assessment.
We recommend tutorials along the way that match your results to help you improve faster.
Use the internet, your own tools and software to answer the questions. Minimum system requirements are necessary.
Stop and start your tests at any time.
Pix readjusts the level of difficulty of the questions to your level after each answer to help you improve faster.
Every 5 questions, discover your correct and incorrect answer and check our clues and recommended tutorials to make progress faster.
To improve your score or check your progress, you can retry the questions you answered incorrectly!
Founded in 2016, Pix is a non-profit, French-based public organisation aiming to improve digital literacy across the globe. Our structure is bringing together various French and international public stakeholders involved in education and professional training.
Behind Pix is a team of 160 experts from various fields, all driven by a common goal: help everyone assess and improve their digital skills to use them in any setting!


3 general interest missions embodied by a single platform open to all
A platform developed as a free and open-source software through agile practices.
The result of 4 years of co-construction with teachers, students, and professionals. Any user can suggest improvements.
Bringing together partners from 6 countries, DigiCLASS is an Erasmus+ forward looking project focused on improving the way digital skills are assessed in schools across the UE.
Running from 2026 to 2028, DigiCLASS will engage approximately 60 schools, 4,500 students, and 150 teachers in Austria, Italy, and the Aragon region in Spain to build a shared approach on digital skills assessment. Through collaboration and communities of practice, the project will help primary and secondary schools prepare students aged 12–19 for the digital future.
Pix and UNESCO are coming together to develop digital skills among young people. The international platform pix.org is developed as part of UNESCO's Youth Employment in the Mediterranean project (YEM), funded by the European Union.

Announcement • 09 July 2026
Luxembourg is trialling Pix in eight secondary schools to develop the digital and AI skills of more than 1,000 pupils.
Announcement • 15 June 2026
The DigiCLASS project is taking a major step forward with the launch of its early beta testing phase. This crucial milestone marks the first practical deployment of the project's tools in 8 selected secondary schools across Austria, Italy, and the Aragon region in Spain.
Announcement • 08 June 2026
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