How to Turn PowerPoint Slides into Practice Questions
A lecture deck can become a useful practice quiz when its slides contain enough text to explain the topic. Open PowerPoint to quiz, then upload your PPT or PPTX file.
Prepare the deck
Use slides with definitions, comparisons and explanations. A diagram or a one-word heading can depend on what the lecturer said aloud. Add those explanations to a document or the visible slide text before generating questions. Do not assume speaker notes, animation sequences or image labels will be extracted.
If your presentation is in Google Slides, download it as PowerPoint or PDF. Cuiz AI accepts the file; it does not import a Google Slides link.
Select a focused range
Choose the slides for one topic and set the question count, difficulty and language. Free users can select up to 40 pages or slides per quiz; Pro supports up to 100. Free accounts include 5 quizzes per month. See pricing for the current paid allowance and prices.
Check the result
Take the quiz and compare explanations with your slides. Questions may use multiple choice or select-all-that-apply answers. If the source is too sparse, improve the explanatory text and try a smaller section.
You can export the quiz as PDF or DOCX and create flashcards for review. The sample quiz shows the interface without an account, and the PDF worked example lets you inspect a source document alongside generated questions.
Turn your notes into quizzes
Stop re-reading passively. Upload any document — PDF, slides, or notes — and Cuiz AI generates practice questions with answers and explanations.