Used by students at Copenhagen Business School
Drop in your slides, readings or case studies. QuizForge writes questions that test understanding, checks every answer against your material, and hands you the quiz in about a minute.
Free plan: 2 quizzes a month · No credit card
No question bank, no templates. Just the material you already teach or study from.
A PDF, slides, a Word document or a photo of your notes. Long files are fine: QuizForge picks passages from the whole document, not just the first pages.
How many questions, how hard, and whether they test concepts or apply them to a case. That is the whole setup.
Edit anything, then assign it to a class or send a link. Students take it without an account.
Generating a quiz is the easy part. QuizForge does the checking you would otherwise do by hand.
Each question is checked against your material. If the source contradicts the marked answer, or a second option could also be right, the question is dropped before you see it.
For a long reading, QuizForge picks the passages that matter from across the file, so the quiz covers the last chapter as well as the first.
A wrong answer still teaches something: each question comes with the reason the right answer is right.
Share a quiz and anyone can take it, no account. Or run classes with due dates, a gradebook and the questions your class missed most.
QuizForge is an AI quiz maker for teachers, professors, and students. It reads the course material you already have — a PDF, a PowerPoint deck, a Word document, even a photographed handout — and generates a complete quiz from it in about 30 seconds. Every quiz uses multiple-choice and true/false questions with adjustable difficulty, and each question includes an explanation, so a generated quiz doubles as a practice test with built-in feedback. Teachers use QuizForge to build weekly reading checks, exam reviews, and graded class assignments, then share them with a link — quiz takers don't need an account. Students use it as a practice test generator for active-recall studying before exams. The free plan includes two quizzes a month with no credit card required, and paid plans start at $9/month. QuizForge is used by students at Copenhagen Business School.
QuizForge is an AI-powered quiz generator that automatically creates quizzes from your documents. Upload a PDF, PowerPoint, Word document, or paste text, and QuizForge uses artificial intelligence to generate high-quality multiple choice and true/false questions in under 30 seconds. It's used by teachers to create assessments and students to generate practice tests.
Kahoot and Wayground (formerly Quizizz) are built around live classroom games, and both can now generate questions from a document too. QuizForge is built for the quiz itself: for a long file it picks the passages that matter from the whole document instead of only the first pages, every question comes with an explanation, and each answer key is checked against your material, so a question your source contradicts is dropped. Students take the quiz through a link, without an account. If you want a live game on the projector, Kahoot or Wayground is the better choice.
QuizForge supports PDF files, Microsoft PowerPoint presentations (.pptx), Microsoft Word documents (.docx), photos and scans (JPG, PNG, WebP) of printed notes, slides or textbook pages, and plain text. You can drag and drop files up to 20MB or paste content directly.
Yes! QuizForge has a free plan — no credit card required. Create a free account and generate quizzes in seconds. Premium plans are available for teachers and schools who need class management, student tracking, and higher usage limits. Pricing starts at $9/month.
Absolutely! QuizForge includes full class management features. Create classes, invite students with a join code, assign quizzes with due dates, track completion rates, and view detailed performance analytics. Students receive notifications when new quizzes are assigned.
After generating a quiz, click the Share button to get a unique link. Anyone with the link can take the quiz without signing up. Shared quizzes include leaderboards so quiz takers can compete for the best score. You can also export quizzes as PDF for offline use.