AI Quiz Generator

Turn a topic, a PDF, or your study notes into a ready-to-launch quiz in seconds — with Bloom's Taxonomy tags and explanations included.

Quizotic's AI quiz generator reads your source material and produces balanced quizzes across Bloom's cognitive levels — from basic recall to higher-order application and analysis. Upload a PDF, paste your notes, or just describe a topic; within seconds you get a full quiz with explanations, difficulty tags, and answer keys. Every question is editable before you launch, so you stay in control of what your class sees.

Why Quizotic

Upload PDF, DOCX, or text

Drop in a chapter, lecture notes, or an article. The AI reads, summarises, and generates questions.

Bloom-balanced output

Questions are tagged Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create — so your quiz tests depth, not just recall.

Explanations included

Every AI question comes with a short explanation you can reveal after the reveal — great for learning.

Mix of question types

MCQ, multi-select, true/false, and open-ended — matched to the depth of your content.

Edit before you launch

Change wording, swap answers, drop questions — full control before the quiz goes live.

Free tier included

10 AI-generated questions a month on the free plan (20 in your first week). Pro raises that to 200.

How it works

  1. 1

    Give the AI a source

    Upload a PDF, paste text, or type a topic like "Class 10 Chemistry — Acids and Bases".

  2. 2

    Review generated questions

    Quizotic returns a full draft quiz with Bloom tags and explanations. Edit anything you want to change.

  3. 3

    Launch live or assign

    Run the quiz in live mode with a game PIN, or share a self-paced link for async use.

Frequently asked

Which LLM powers the AI quiz generator?

Quizotic uses frontier Claude and Gemini models behind the scenes, selected per task for best question quality and factual accuracy.

Can I generate quizzes from my textbook or coaching PDF?

Yes. Textbook chapters, coaching handouts, and reference books are common input sources. See /ncert-quiz-generator for a curriculum-specific flow.

How many questions per quiz?

Up to 10 questions per generation on the free plan, and 25 on Pro. Generate again as often as your monthly allowance allows.

Are the questions good enough for assessments?

AI generations are drafts. For formal assessments, Quizotic expects you to review and refine — edit wording, verify answers, and adjust difficulty before publishing.

Do I retain copyright on generated quizzes?

Yes. Quizzes you generate belong to you. Quizotic does not use your uploaded content to train external models.

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