Step 1
Upload a text-based PDF such as notes, a chapter, or a worksheet.
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PDF to Quiz Generator
Turn textbook chapters, lesson handouts, revision packs, and class PDFs into active recall practice. Upload a PDF, choose the style of questions you want, and preview a quiz set you can use for revision or continue inside ExamCompanion.
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Upload a PDF and choose your quiz settings
Only PDF files are accepted on this page.
This local preview validates the PDF and generates sample quiz output. Logged-in backend upload can be connected through the existing ExamCompanion material flow.
Preview output
Generated questions or cards will appear here after you add content and choose settings.
Supported output types
MCQsFlashcardsShort-answer questionsPractice tests
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Save, start practice, and manage generated study material from the main app flow after signing in.
Sign in to save study materialStep 2
Choose how many questions you want, the question style, difficulty, and explanations.
Step 3
Review the generated quiz preview, then continue in ExamCompanion when you want to save or practise.
Example generated quiz questions
What is the main purpose of active recall during revision?
- To reread notes many times
- To test memory by retrieving information
- To copy the textbook word for word
- To avoid practice questions
Answer: To test memory by retrieving information
Active recall strengthens memory by making you retrieve what you have learned instead of only reviewing it passively.
Why are explanations useful after answering a quiz question?
- They replace studying completely
- They help you understand why an answer is correct
- They hide weak topics
- They make the quiz shorter
Answer: They help you understand why an answer is correct
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Frequently asked questions
Can I upload any PDF?
The page accepts PDF files. Text-based PDFs work best because the study content can be read more reliably than scanned images.
Can I make MCQs and flashcards from the same PDF?
Yes. The page supports quiz, MCQ, flashcard, short-answer, and practice-test style outputs.
Does this replace reviewing my notes?
No. It helps you turn notes into practice so you can test recall, review explanations, and spot weak areas.