A quiz maker that starts from what you taught
Upload the slides or handout for the unit and StudyPDF drafts a quiz from it, with an explanation and a page citation on every question. Read it, fix what you want, then share the course with one link. Students open it free in the browser, no account needed, and each of them sees right away why an answer was wrong.
- Questions drafted from your own material, not a generic bank
- Multiple choice, multi-select, true or false, short answer, matching, fill-in-the-blank
- Explanation and page citation on every question
- You confirm every change before it is applied
- One link to share, free to start
Why most quiz makers for teachers start in the wrong place
The usual online quiz maker gives you a blank form. You type the question, type four options, mark the right one, repeat twenty times. The tool saves you the printing, not the writing. And question banks solve the writing by giving you somebody else's questions, written for somebody else's course. StudyPDF starts from your material. You upload the slides, handout or chapter you actually taught and it drafts the quiz from that, so the questions use your vocabulary and your examples. Every question cites the page it came from, which makes checking a draft a matter of minutes instead of an evening.
See it in action
Watch how StudyPDF turns a set of files into quizzes, flashcards and study guides you can share.
How to make a quiz for your class
Four steps from your handout to a quiz your students can take tonight.
Upload the unit
Slides, handouts, scanned pages, a recorded lecture or a YouTube video. Upload everything for the unit at once. StudyPDF breaks it into topics and concepts you can merge, rename or remove.
Draft the quiz
Pick the scope, the number of questions and the difficulty. StudyPDF drafts the questions from your material, each with an explanation and a citation to the page it came from.
Review and edit
Open the draft and edit any question by hand, or ask Bo for a better version. Every AI suggestion shows before and after and is applied only when you confirm.
Share with the class
Share the course with one link and post it wherever your class talks. Students open it free in the browser. Those who join save their progress and see which topics they already know.
Weekly checks without a marking pile
A short quiz every week is one of the best ways to keep a class on track, and one of the first things to go when the marking piles up. An online quiz with instant feedback removes the pile. Each student sees right away why an answer was wrong, with the explanation and the page it came from. Because every question is tagged to a concept in your unit, the practice adds up. Students who join your shared course see which topics they already know and get a daily review of what is due. The weekly quiz stops being a one-off and becomes part of how they revise.
Students who keep practicing after the quiz
The quiz is the start. The same upload gives your students flashcards, a study guide and a practice exam on the same material, so the unit is covered from every angle without you building three more things. You pick which of them go in the link. Opening the link is free and needs no account. Students who want to keep their progress join with a free StudyPDF account. How many people can join depends on your plan: 3 on Free, 10 per course on Pro, 30 per course on Ultra. Everyone else with the link can still open the quiz.
What you get
Less time writing questions, more practice for your students.
- Quizzes drafted from your own slides and handouts in minutes
- Six question types with explanations and page citations
- Editing by hand, and no AI change lands without your confirmation
- One share link, free to open, no student accounts to pay for
- A daily review and topic progress for every student who joins
- Export to PDF as a worksheet with the answer key on its own page
Start with one unit
Upload the slides for next week's unit and you will have a draft quiz, a flashcard deck and a study guide in a few minutes. Check them, share the link, and your students can start the same day. StudyPDF is free to start, no card needed, and teachers use the same plans as everyone else. If you teach at a university, the same flow works for a lecture course; see StudyPDF for professors.
Build it once, share one link
Upload the course once, check the drafts and share one link. Students open it free in any browser. Sharing comes with every plan, Free included.
Questions, answered.
Yes. StudyPDF is free to start, no card needed. On the Free plan you can share one course, 3 people can join it and save their progress, and anyone else with the link can still take the quiz. Pro raises that to 10 people per course, Ultra to 30. Nobody needs a paid plan to open it.
Multiple choice, multi-select, true or false, short answer self-graded against a model answer, matching and fill-in-the-blank. Each question carries an explanation and a citation to the page of your material it came from.
Yes, and you should. Open the quiz and edit any question by hand, or ask Bo for a better version. AI suggestions show as before and after and are applied only when you confirm. Nothing changes behind your back.
Share the course link. Students open it in any browser, on a phone or a laptop, and take the quiz with instant feedback and explanations. Those who join with a free account save their progress. You see who joined and when they last opened the course.
Yes. Quizzes export to PDF as a blank worksheet with the answer key on its own page, or with the solutions inline. They also export to Word if you want to edit the layout.
Yes. Pages are rendered and read by a vision model, so scanned PDFs, photographed notes and whiteboards work as sources. YouTube lectures and web pages can be added as well.