An online quiz maker that writes the questions
Give it your notes or a chapter and get a multiple-choice quiz with believable wrong answers and an explanation for every question.
MAKE A QUIZREAL DISTRACTORS
Wrong answers are written from the same material, so a guess that works nowhere else does not work here either.
TIMED EXAM MODE
Run any quiz under a countdown and get a score report at the end, so practice feels like the real sitting.
EXPLAINED ANSWERS
Each question carries a short explanation sourced from your document, so a wrong answer becomes a lesson.
THREE STEPS TO A QUIZ
- Paste notes or upload a text-based PDF of up to 40 pages.
- Pick a quiz deck and add instructions: difficulty, tone, what to focus on.
- Take it in practice mode, run it as a timed exam, or share the link.
Want flashcards instead? Try the free flashcard maker or exam prep flashcards.
COMMON QUESTIONS
How do I make a quiz online?
Paste your notes or upload a PDF, choose a quiz deck, and generate. Every question comes with four options and an explanation drawn from your material.
Can I run the quiz as a timed exam?
Yes. Exam decks add a countdown and a final score report, so you can rehearse the real thing under the same pressure.
Can I share the quiz with others?
Every quiz gets a shareable link, and you can publish it to the community library so anyone can take it.
Is the quiz maker free?
You can create and download a quiz without an account. A free account saves your quizzes, tracks scores over time, and unlocks sharing.
QUIZ YOURSELF TONIGHT
One chapter in, one quiz out, and you will know exactly what you have not learned yet.
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