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Turn your lecture notes into a quiz. Play it, then retry what you missed.

Quiz Maker writes multiple-choice questions or flashcards from the files you upload: lecture slides, tutorials, past papers. Answer against the clock, read why each answer is right, and replay only the ones you got wrong.

Free to start, no card needed. Sign-in asks only for your name and email.

Example: a multiple-choice question in the quiz player, answered correctly and scored.

From your files to a quiz

  1. Upload your notes

    Add lecture slides, tutorials or past papers as PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel or text files, or bring them in from Google Drive.

  2. Choose the files and the format

    Pick the files to draw from, then multiple choice or flashcards, and 10, 20 or 30 of them.

  3. Play, then revise

    Answer each question within 30 seconds and read its explanation. At the end, review every answer and replay only the ones you missed.

What Quiz Maker does

Formats
Multiple choice with four options, or flashcards with an optional hint.
Length
10, 20 or 30 questions or cards, from one file or several.
Scoring
30 seconds a question. A right answer earns 500 to 1,000 points, more the faster you answer, and a streak adds up to 50%.
Flashcards
Flip each card and sort it into Know or Still learning, then keep reviewing the ones you are still learning.
Review
At the end, every answer is shown beside the right one. Retry wrong replays only your misses, as a practice round that isn't saved to your scores.
Page links
When the passage behind a question is found in your file, the question links to that page. This works for notes in English and Malay.
Library
Every quiz is saved. Retake it with the same questions any time; your best score and your attempts are kept.

Questions about Quiz Maker

Is Quiz Maker free?

Yes, to start. Sign in with Google, no card needed. The free plan comes with credits each month for uploading notes and making quizzes; long files use more of them, and paid plans add more.

Which files can I make a quiz from?

Any notes you have uploaded: PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel or text files, or Google Docs, Sheets and Slides from your Drive. One quiz can draw on several files.

How is this different from asking ChatGPT for a quiz?

The questions are written from your own files, and the quiz is timed, scored and saved, so you can retake it before the exam and watch your best score. When the source passage is found, a question also links to its page in your file.

Can I use notes in Malay or Chinese?

Yes, you can upload notes in any language. Page links currently work for notes in English and Malay.

Can I retake a quiz?

Yes. Every quiz is saved in your Library, so you can retake it with the same questions any time. Retry wrong replays only the ones you missed, as practice.

Make a quiz from your next lecture.

Free to start, no card needed. Sign-in asks only for your name and email.

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