Turn Lecture Notes into a Practice Quiz

A practice quiz can show which parts of a lecture you cannot yet explain. Start with notes from one topic and upload them through lecture notes to quiz.

Make the notes readable

Save typed notes as PDF, DOCX or TXT. Convert handwriting to text first, then check names, formulas and abbreviations. Include the reason a method works, not just its name: the quality of the questions depends on the material available.

Generate a focused quiz

Choose the pages, difficulty, question count and language. Free accounts include 5 quizzes per month and up to 40 selected pages per quiz; Pro supports up to 100. Pricing lists current allowances and subscription prices.

Answer without looking at the notes. For a select-all-that-apply question, choose every correct option. Use the explanations to identify topics that need another pass.

Check coverage before your exam

Compare the questions with your syllabus. A generated quiz samples the material you upload; it does not predict the exam or certify complete syllabus coverage. Review generated answers and keep a separate list of topics the quiz missed.

After reviewing, create flashcards for spaced practice or export the quiz as PDF/DOCX. For slide decks, use the PowerPoint workflow. The PDF example includes a downloadable source and real generated questions you can inspect first.