Paste a YouTube lesson, revision video, tutorial or recorded class link.
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YouTube to Quiz Generator
Turn useful lesson videos into active revision instead of just watching and hoping it sticks. Paste a YouTube link, choose quiz, MCQ, flashcard or summary, and make practice questions from the video when transcript content is available.
Video quizMCQsFlashcardsSummaryKey terms
For best results, use a lesson or revision video with a clear transcript. If a transcript is not available, try another video or use PDF and notes tools instead.
How to use it
Start with the resource you already have, then turn it into practice you can actually use.
Choose whether you want MCQs, flashcards, a summary, key terms or a mixed quiz.
Use the generated questions to check what you understood and revisit the parts that still feel weak.
Example output
Practice made from a lesson video
The questions should feel like something a student can practise with immediately: clear prompt, answer choices, correct answer and a short explanation.
A biology video explains osmosis. Which statement is correct?
AWater moves from a dilute solution to a more concentrated solution
BGlucose moves through a cell wall using energy
CMineral ions move from low to high concentration
DOxygen is produced by respiration
Correct answer: Water moves from a dilute solution to a more concentrated solution
Osmosis is the movement of water across a partially permeable membrane from a more dilute solution to a more concentrated one.
After watching a maths method video, what is the best next step?
AClose the video and assume you know it
BAnswer a few questions without looking at the worked example
COnly copy the final answer
DSkip the correction stage
Correct answer: Answer a few questions without looking at the worked example
A short quiz checks whether you can use the method yourself, not only recognise it while watching.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I turn a YouTube video into a quiz?
Yes. Paste a YouTube link and ExamCompanion can help create quiz questions, MCQs, flashcards and summaries when transcript content is available.
Can I make MCQs from a YouTube video?
Yes. Choose MCQs as the output and the tool can turn the video transcript into multiple-choice questions with answers and short explanations.
What kind of videos work best?
Clear lesson videos, revision explainers, topic walkthroughs and recorded classes work best. Videos with clear speech and usable transcript content usually produce better questions.
What happens if the transcript is unavailable?
If a transcript is unavailable, the page will tell you clearly so you can try another video or use PDF, notes, and pasted-text tools instead.
Can I create flashcards from a video?
Yes, when transcript content is available, video points can be converted into flashcards, MCQs, summaries, and practice tests.
Is the YouTube to quiz generator free to start?
Yes. ExamCompanion is free to start, so you can try turning a video into practice before deciding whether to continue with more features.