Quizzes from your lessons, not a question bank.
QuizForge writes quizzes from the material you already teach with. Upload a handout, a slide deck, a reading or a photo of a textbook page, choose 5 to 50 or more questions and a difficulty, and in about 30 seconds you have multiple-choice and true/false questions with an explanation for every answer. Before you see the quiz, each answer key is checked against your material, and a question your source contradicts is dropped. You can edit any question, then assign the quiz to a class with a due date or share a link that students open without an account. The free plan includes 2 quizzes a month and one class of 30 students, with no credit card.
From lesson to graded quiz
Four stepsUpload what you taught.
PDF, PowerPoint (.pptx), Word (.docx), images of printed or handwritten pages, or pasted text, up to 20MB. A topic focus narrows the quiz to one part of a longer document.
Shape the quiz.
Pick the question count, a difficulty (basic, mixed or advanced), multiple-choice, true/false or both, and a style: concept-focused, case-based or mixed.
Review it.
Every question has an explanation of the correct answer. Edit wording, swap an option or delete a question before anyone sees it.
Assign or share.
Assign it to a class with a due date and a weight, or send a link. Link takers need no account, which makes it easy to drop into an LMS or an email.
What you get as a teacher
Classes and gradingClasses with a join code
Create a class and share its code or invite link. Students join once and see every quiz you assign there.
Free: 1 class · Pro: 3 classes
Due dates and weights
Each assignment has a due date and a weight, and the gradebook combines them into a weighted grade per student. Export it as CSV for your own records.
Gradebook per class
Per-question analytics
See the class average and the questions your class found hardest, so the next lesson starts where they got stuck.
Most-missed questions
PDF export
Need it on paper? Export the quiz as a PDF for an in-class test or a printed review sheet.
Included on every plan
Why the questions match your lesson
Several quiz tools can generate questions from a document now, including Kahoot, Wayground (formerly Quizizz) and Quizlet. The difference is in what happens to your material on the way. For a long document, QuizForge picks the passages that matter from across the whole file instead of reading only the first pages, so a quiz on a 40-page reading doesn’t come entirely from the introduction.
Then each generated question is checked against that source. If your material contradicts the marked answer, the question is dropped. If a second option could also be correct, it is dropped as ambiguous. It is a check, not a guarantee, so the review step still matters, but you spend it on wording rather than on catching wrong answer keys.
Common questions
Teacher editionDo my students need accounts?
Not to take a quiz from a link. To join a class, see assignments and build a grade history, they sign up once, free.
Is there a live game mode?
No. QuizForge is built for reading checks, homework and exam review, not for a timed game on the projector. If that is what you want, Kahoot does it best; see our honest Kahoot comparison.
What question types are there?
Multiple-choice with four options and true/false. There are no short-answer or essay questions.
What does it cost?
Free: 2 quizzes a month and one class of 30 students. Pro: $9/month for 25 quizzes and 3 classes of 50. The School plan ($199/month) covers 25 teachers with an admin dashboard. Details on the pricing page.
Your next reading check, written.
Upload one real handout and judge the questions against your own standard. Free plan: 2 quizzes a month, no credit card.
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