Source-based learning tools

Turn source material into questions you can verify

Create quizzes and focused study material from documents, notes, images, slides, and pasted text, with answers grounded in your source.

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Private document study workflow

Doc2Quiz helps students, teachers, tutors, and self-learners turn study material into practical learning activities. You can start from a PDF, DOCX file, plain text, Markdown, CSV notes, image text, slide notes, transcripts, or pasted article content. The goal is to make source material easier to review without forcing every learner to rebuild quizzes, flashcards, summaries, notes, worksheets, and exams by hand.

Supported document extraction runs in the browser where possible, so document contents stay under your control. That privacy-first workflow is useful for class notes, draft study guides, personal revision material, and classroom preparation where the original document should not be uploaded just to create a practice activity.

Quiz and study tools

The quiz tools create multiple choice, true or false, fill-in-the-blank, short answer, essay, exam, and interview-style questions from the supplied source. Study tools can also create flashcards, summaries, structured notes, vocabulary lists, reading comprehension practice, mind maps, study guides, and review planners.

Each output should be treated as a study draft. Learners and teachers should compare important questions, answers, summaries, and explanations with the original source before using them for grading, publication, or exam preparation. This keeps the workflow fast while preserving human review where accuracy matters.

Who Doc2Quiz is for

Students can use Doc2Quiz for active recall, quick revision, and checking whether they understand the main ideas in a document. Teachers can draft classroom review questions, worksheets, homework prompts, lesson plans, rubrics, and exam sections from existing material. Schools and families can use the same browser-based workflow for lightweight practice activities without adding another complicated platform.

Choose the output you need

Start with a focused source, generate a first draft, then check it against the original material.

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