Can I use my existing worksheets and study guides?

That is the whole workflow — photograph or upload any handout you already have, and the generated questions stay on your material, aligned to what you taught.

Do students need accounts?

No. A student installs the app, generates the quiz, and gets instant feedback with explanations. Nothing to set up, no class codes.

Can it make multiple versions of the same quiz?

Yes — run the generation more than once and you get differently worded questions on the same material, which is handy for alternating test rows or make-up exams.

You can try it free. Unlimited generation requires Pro — $7.99 per week or a one-time $39.99 lifetime purchase.

Test maker for teachers

A test maker for teachers turns the worksheets and handouts you already have into ready-to-run multiple-choice quizzes: photograph or upload a worksheet, and Quizzer writes the questions, four options, and answer key for you — in the time it takes to drink your coffee between periods.

Free to try on iPhone & iPad

You already wrote the material — skip retyping it

Every worksheet, review sheet, and study guide you hand out is already a quiz in disguise. Instead of writing a separate assessment from scratch, feed the existing handout to Quizzer and get a question set that matches exactly what you taught. Generate two or three variants and adjacent-seat cheating loses its appeal.

For bell-ringers, review days, and sub plans

Project a generated quiz for a whole-class review, run it as an exit ticket, or leave it with sub plans — the answer key is built in. Students can also run the quiz on their own devices and get instant feedback, which turns review day into practice instead of passive re-reading.

Try a sample quiz

From a cell-organelles worksheet, expect questions like these — suitable for a quick check for understanding:

1. Which organelle is primarily responsible for producing ATP through cellular respiration?
- A. Ribosome
- B. Mitochondrion
- C. Golgi apparatus
- D. Lysosome
2. A student claims the nucleus is "the control center of the cell." What is the strongest evidence for this claim?
- A. It is located at the center of most animal cells
- B. It contains the cell’s DNA and directs protein synthesis
- C. It is the largest organelle in every cell type
- D. It stores water and maintains turgor pressure
3. Which structure is found in plant cells but not in animal cells?
- A. Cell membrane
- B. Mitochondrion
- C. Chloroplast
- D. Cytoplasm

How it works

Photograph the worksheet or upload the file — the same handout you already printed.
Choose how many questions you need for the period: 5 for a bell-ringer, 15 for a full review.
Run it: students take it on their devices with instant grading, or you project it and keep the built-in answer key.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use my existing worksheets and study guides?: That is the whole workflow — photograph or upload any handout you already have, and the generated questions stay on your material, aligned to what you taught.
Do students need accounts?: No. A student installs the app, generates the quiz, and gets instant feedback with explanations. Nothing to set up, no class codes.
Can it make multiple versions of the same quiz?: Yes — run the generation more than once and you get differently worded questions on the same material, which is handy for alternating test rows or make-up exams.
What does it cost?: You can try it free. Unlimited generation requires Pro — $7.99 per week or a one-time $39.99 lifetime purchase.