Free quiz maker for students

Write your own questions. Test yourself, see what you got wrong, and beat your last score.

Free, no sign-up. Your work lives on your device. We don't store it.

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Writing the questions is half the revision. Deciding what to ask, and what the right answer is, already makes you recall it.

How this quiz maker works

You write it, you take it, you see what went wrong. Then you take it again next week.

Write the questions

Writing the questions is half the revision. To ask a good question you have to know what matters, and to set the right answer you have to recall it. Mix the three types: multiple choice, true or false, and short answer.

Shuffled, one at a time

The quiz shows one question at a time, in a new order every time, so you cannot learn the sequence instead of the answers. The line at the top tells you where you are: 4 of 10.

Marked honestly

Multiple choice and true or false are marked against the answer you set. Short answers are yours to mark: type your answer, see the model answer beside it, and say if you got it. Be strict with yourself.

Beat your last score

Every quiz keeps your best and your last score, and the results list each question you got wrong with the right answer. Go over those, leave it a few days, then retake it. The score is out of the questions you wrote, nothing more.

What this tool will not do

It will not write questions for you with AI, import a PDF, or auto-mark a written answer. There are no classroom or teacher features and no timed exams. It does not turn your score into a predicted grade. It keeps your questions and your scores, on your device.

Make the testing count

Read why retrieval practice works better than re-reading, and space your retakes with a spaced repetition system. For real exams, pair your quizzes with past papers and learn how to approach multiple choice exams. Before you write the questions, try the blurting method to find the gaps, or use ChatGPT to test yourself as a second check. For single facts and terms, the flashcard maker brings cards back on a schedule. The spaced repetition scheduler tells you when to review each topic, and the exam countdown shows how many days you have left.

Questions

No. There is no sign-up, no email and no account. Your quizzes and scores are saved in this browser on this device and we never see them. Clear my data deletes everything.

Multiple choice and true or false questions are marked against the answer you set. Short answers are never marked by the tool: you see your answer next to the model answer and decide yourself if you got it. Your score is the number right out of the total, and your best is the highest share you have scored on that quiz.

Press Copy share link and send it. The whole quiz is packed into the link itself, so nothing is uploaded, and a quiz can hold up to 20 questions so the link stays usable. Your friend can take it or save a copy, and it never replaces any quiz of their own.

Writing the questions is half the revision. Deciding what is worth asking, and what the right answer is, makes you pull the topic out of your own head, which is retrieval practice. Then taking the quiz a few days later tests what stuck.

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