Turn your notes into a quiz with AI

Pasted text, PDF, photos (jpg, png, webp, or gif), and links to text-based web pages, if the site allows it (if not, paste the text). Word files and audio are not supported: if your notes live in a .docx, copy the text and paste it, or export it to PDF.

Yes, as long as the handwriting is legible. The AI reads the photo directly, with nothing for you to transcribe: cramped script or faint pencil can get skipped, so read the questions over before you trust them.

The AI reads them and turns them into text questions: a diagram full of arrows becomes questions about the relationships it describes. The image never goes inside a question, because questions are text only. If the drawing carries the point, add a line describing it.

As many as your material carries, from 5 to 50, and you see the count before generating. Ask for an exact number and your number wins, up to the ceiling of 50.

The quiz sticks to what you upload: if you missed that class and the section is not in your notes, it will not show up. Upload what is missing along with the rest, in the same message, and ask it to cover all of the material: what one file leaves out, the other usually has.

Today, yes. No subscription, no paid plan. Photos of your notes come out of the AI included every month, no key and no card: enough for about 20 normal quizzes, and a big stack of pages spends more than a few.

No. With no key, the included AI is enough for about 20 normal quizzes a month, and it renews on the 1st. If you run short, your own key means no CanQuiz limit: Google, Anthropic or OpenAI keys all work.

Yes: wording, options, correct answer, and explanation, and you can delete questions or add your own. With your own notes it is usually worth it, because you know which of your abbreviations the AI misread.

Yes, from the download button. If you revise with Anki, the text comes out ready to import there, with the answer on the back of the card, plus the explanation when the question already has one. And if you want it raw, there is the .json and the CSV.

Your notes can be in any language. The quiz comes out in the language you write your request in, whatever it is, with technical terms and proper nouns left exactly as the material has them.

Only you. A quiz built from a photo of your notebook starts private: it is not on the public list and nobody in your class sees it until you say so. And the material you upload to build it, the PDF or the photos, is kept privately only while you use that conversation, so you can ask about it or get more questions from it, and wiped after 7 days without using it (30 days at most, and sooner if you delete it). The quiz remains; your notes do not.