Review a chapter before an exam
A student can provide one chapter or a focused set of notes, create a study guide, and then generate quiz questions without looking back at the text. Missed questions identify sections that need another review instead of encouraging passive rereading.
Turn a presentation into a lesson check
A teacher can extract slide text and speaker notes from a supported PowerPoint, create a short quiz, and verify each answer against the relevant slide. Questions can be edited into an opening check, exit ticket, or end-of-unit review.
Create practice from a screenshot or photo
Image to Quiz can extract readable printed text from a clear screenshot or photograph. Correct names, numbers, and OCR mistakes before generation. The workflow reads text in the image; it does not infer meaning from an unlabeled diagram or object.
Prepare transcript-based questions
For a lecture, podcast, interview, or video, paste the transcript passage rather than a link or recording. Remove timestamps and transcription errors, identify speakers where necessary, and keep enough context to support each answer.
Draft teacher material
Educators can use lesson content to draft homework, worksheets, exams, rubrics, and classroom activities. Generated material should be adapted for the learners, checked for accessibility, and reviewed before grading or official use.