Quizbot
Quiz and test questions generated from your files, links, videos or notes, with classroom exports and a free plan of 50 questions a month
Quiz and test questions generated from your files, links, videos or notes, with classroom exports and a free plan of 50 questions a month
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Building quizzes from material a teacher or tutor already has, and getting them into a classroom system, is Quizbot's core job; students can also turn their notes into practice tests. The limits sit in the plans: Free covers about 50 questions a month in the four basic question types, matching, calculation and Bloom's sets come with an upgrade, and LMS export is listed on the Educator plan. Plans bought inside the iOS app carry App Store prices that differ from the web prices.
Sign in, or try the quiz-generator page without an account: it makes 5 questions from pasted text and stores neither the text nor the questions. With an account, paste notes or upload up to 4 Word, PDF or PowerPoint files of 20 MB each (or add a link, a video, an image or audio), choose the question types and language, generate, and export the quiz. Learners can follow up with the concept-level analysis, My Prep's daily practice and a Notebook tutor over their own material.
Web prices are in US dollars: Standard $3.5 a month or $35.0 a year, Pro $6.5 or $65.0, Educator $9.5 or $95.0, with the yearly toggle labelled '2 months free'. In India the pricing section shows an approximate rupee figure beside each dollar price, an approximation rather than a separate price list. A Pre-Paid toggle sells one-time packages of 2,000, 4,000 or 10,000 questions valid for 6 months, and schools, companies and organisations are asked to get in touch for special prices. The iOS app sells the same plan names as App Store in-app purchases at different prices.
Subscriptions renew monthly or yearly. The home-page FAQ offers a refund within 7 days of purchase if fewer than 1,000 words have been generated since, taking 5-10 business days; the Terms add that a cancelled subscription runs until the current billing period is over, with no refund for partial months or unused time, and that price changes come with 30 days' notice. Under the Terms, uploaded content stays yours and quizzes generated from it belong to you; users must be at least 13, and the Terms warn that generated content may contain errors or inaccuracies.
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What you can actually do with this tool.
PDFs, Word and PowerPoint files, web links, YouTube or Vimeo videos, images, text and audio become multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, true/false, open-ended, calculation, matching or mixed questions, or sets pitched at Bloom's Taxonomy levels, in English, Spanish, Arabic, Turkish, French, German and other languages.
The home page lists export to Word, PDF, Google Classroom, Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard, Kahoot and Aiken format, and the Educator plan card lists LMS export.
Results are broken down by concept with personalised study plans and explanations, My Prep schedules daily 10-question practice on weak areas, a Notebook tutor answers questions over your own uploaded notes, and points, badges, leaderboards, levels and quests add gamification.
Pricing tiers and what's included in each.
Common questions about this tool, answered.
Plans bought inside the iOS app are App Store in-app purchases at Apple's listed prices: Standard $9.99, Pro $14.99 and Educator $19.99 (the listing gives these no interval), and Standard (Annual) $99.99, Pro (Annual) $159.99 and Educator (Annual) $229.00. The web pricing section, where the same plans run from $3.5 to $9.5 a month, says nothing about in-app pricing. Each ladder belongs to its own purchase channel.
The home page and Terms describe no timed trial of a paid plan: what the home-page FAQ calls a free trial is the Free plan's 50 questions, and the Terms' trial clause names no length or plan.
Quizbot says uploads are parsed into a temporary cache, sent to its AI model to create the questions, and removed once the questions are created; its footer says Google's Gemini AI powers quiz generation, content analysis and tutoring. The privacy policy says account data is deleted immediately when an account is deleted, encrypted backups may keep data for up to 30 days, and personal information is not sold to third parties.