AI Quiz Generator: quizzes and practice tests from your own material

Paste the passage you need to learn, not a summary of it. A quiz can only test what is in the text, so two dense paragraphs from your textbook give better questions than a page of bullet points with no explanations in them.

• Include the reasoning. "Enzymes lower activation energy, so the reaction runs faster at body temperature" gives a question about why. "Enzymes: catalysts" only gives a definition.
• Keep one topic per quiz. Three unrelated topics in one paste spread 10 to 20 questions thin across all of them.
• Strip the clutter. Page numbers, headers and copied navigation text waste characters on the free generator, which takes up to 6,000.

Have a whole document instead of a passage? Upload it rather than pasting; see the PDF to quiz generator for what works best with files.

Yes. The free question generator runs without an account: paste text, and it writes multiple-choice questions with explanations, 3 times a day per visitor. It is the real generator, not a canned sample, so it is a fair test of the quality before you sign up.

What needs a free account: uploading files (PDFs, slides, recordings), YouTube links, flashcards, study guides, practice tests and saving your quizzes. A new account starts with a 3-day Pro trial, no card, and then keeps a free plan with 20 questions, 20 flashcards and 1 study guide a month.

A quiz and a test use the same questions; what changes is when you see the answers. In practice question mode you get feedback after each question, which is how you learn new material. In practice test mode you answer everything first and get a score at the end, which tells you whether you are ready.

A simple routine for an exam two weeks out: quiz yourself on each chapter as you finish it, then take a practice test across all of them a week before, and spend the last week only on what you missed. The notes to practice test tool goes deeper on building a mock exam from your notes.

If you want a live, game-style quiz for a classroom, with a timer and a leaderboard on the projector, use a tool built for live play. QuerySpark is for studying and for assignments students complete on their own.

If the questions are going into a high-stakes exam, treat the AI's output as a first draft. It saves the hours of writing, but someone who knows the course should read every question before it counts towards a grade.