AI Quiz GeneratorTurn any material into a ready-to-use quiz
Convert PDFs, YouTube videos, images, and text into editable quizzes you can share and review.
Create, take, and analyze quizzes in one workflow for teachers and learners.
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Question type preview
Multiple Choice
What is the capital of South Korea?
- Seoul
- Incheon
- Daejeon
- Daegu
- Busan
O/X (True/False)
Earth is the third planet in the solar system.
Short Answer
In what year did King Sejong create Hangeul?
1443
Essay
Describe the positive and negative impacts of AI on future society.
Answer area for reasoning and explanations
Fill in the Blank
Meaning 'the correct sounds for the instruction of the people,' '____' was created in 1443.
Matching
- Apple
- Red
- Banana
- Yellow
- Strawberry
- Red
From source material to generated result
Real generation cases
See results generated from actual PDF, image, YouTube, webpage, and video file sources, with notes comparing the output to the source.
Video file case: AI lecture review
See how questions from a Whisper-1 lecture transcript were checked and one was replaced.
- Source material
- An actual lecture video file uploaded directly
- Generated result
- Five final review questions checked against the transcript
- Question format
- 3 multiple-choice and 2 short-answer questions (manually reviewed)
Image case: anti-smishing card news
Text from seven card-news images was checked against the source and curated into multiple-choice and O/X (True/False) questions.
- Source material
- Seven Korea Consumer Agency card-news images
- Generated result
- Five questions about smishing methods and prevention
- Question format
- 3 multiple-choice and 2 true/false (O/X) questions (curated review)
PDF case: VGGNet paper
A research paper turned into key-facts questions about VGG architecture and evaluation.
- Source material
- VGGNet research paper PDF
- Generated result
- Key-fact questions about VGG architecture and ILSVRC metrics
- Question format
- Multiple-choice questions with review notes
YouTube case: neural-network video
Full captions summarized into a neural-network fundamentals quiz.
- Source material
- Full captions from a neural-network lecture
- Generated result
- Five-question neural-network fundamentals quiz
- Question format
- Multiple-choice questions with LaTeX math
URL case: Wikipedia linguistics page
Basic linguistics concepts from a public webpage turned into five O/X (True/False) questions.
- Source material
- Wikipedia linguistics article URL
- Generated result
- Five O/X (True/False) questions about basic linguistics concepts
- Question format
- True/false (O/X) questions checked against the source
Output case: printable PDF
Open two real exported PDFs in the page and compare the printable layout across formats.
- Source material
- Two arXiv paper PDFs
- Generated result
- Printable PDF output with answer and explanation pages
- Question format
- Matching, multiple-choice, and fill-in-the-blank questions
Supported input sources
Start by Source Type
For common inputs like PDF, image, YouTube, video file, URL, and keyword, review AI quiz generator examples and limitations before creating a quiz.
PDF quiz generation
Extract key content from lesson files, textbooks, and reports to create multi-format quiz drafts.
View guideImage quiz generation
Use text and visual context from photos, screenshots, and worksheet images to create quiz questions.
View guideYouTube quiz generation
Fetch captions from lecture or explainer videos and turn the key points into questions.
View guideVideo quiz generation
Transcribe audio from uploaded video files and turn lectures or walkthroughs into quizzes.
View guideURL quiz generation
Fetch readable webpage text and turn articles, guides, and learning pages into quizzes.
View guideKeyword quiz generation
Create quiz drafts from a topic keyword and AI-suggested sub-keywords without a source document.
View guideWhat happens after generation
Share, collect, and analyse
See how to distribute a finished quiz by class and QR code, then analyse the submissions question by question.
Features and Learning Operations Benefits
Move from source material to AI quiz generation, quiz sharing, and result review in one workflow, reducing assessment preparation time.
| Feature | Learning and operations benefit |
|---|---|
| PDF, URL, YouTube, image, text, and video input | Reuse existing teaching materials and learning content as the starting point for quiz creation without reorganizing them first. |
| Six supported quiz types | Choose formats from multiple choice checks to essay assessment, widening the range of learning evaluation. |
| Public quiz links and taking workflow | Share generated quizzes by link and collect taker input, simplifying distribution and participation management. |
| Results dashboard | Review submissions and feedback in one place for follow-up instruction and question improvement. |
| LaTeX math viewing, taking, and editing | Render supported formulas with KaTeX in questions, choices, answers, explanations, and results while keeping LaTeX source editable in input fields. |
Make formula-based quizzes easier to read
For mathematics, statistics, physics, engineering, and computer-science material, review both the LaTeX source and the rendered formula while building a quiz.
- Render math in quiz text, choices, answers, explanations, and results
- Edit and save LaTeX source text in quiz fields
- Review extracted text that contains formulas in content previews
Math rendering example
Use inline and display math in questions, choices, answers, and explanations. The current display delimiters are \( ... \) and \[ ... \].
Generate matching questions, then try one yourself
Paired content such as terms and definitions or concepts and examples can be checked several items at a time in a single question. The feature page lets you answer a real matching question and grade it on the spot.
- Hold 2 to 10 matching pairs in a single question.
- Connect items by dragging or through keyboard answer selection.
- Export matching questions as PDF to keep the two-column layout and answer connections.
Matching question preview
- StackThe most recently added item is removed first
- QueueThe earliest added item is removed first
- Hash tableLooks up a value by key in average constant time
On the real quiz-taking screen the right-hand options are shuffled, and your pairings are graded immediately.
QuizGen.kr FAQ
Review key questions about AI quiz generation, LaTeX math viewing and editing, question making, sharing, quiz taking, and plans.
- What is QuizGen.kr?
- QuizGen.kr is an AI quiz generator and question maker site that analyzes PDFs, YouTube videos, images, URLs, text, and videos to create shareable quizzes and quiz-taking workflows.
- What materials can I turn into quizzes?
- You can generate quizzes from keywords, direct text, PDFs, URLs, YouTube videos, uploaded video files, and images.
- Which question types does QuizGen.kr support?
- QuizGen.kr supports multiple choice, O/X (True/False), short answer, essay, fill-in-the-blank, and matching questions for different assessment needs.
- Can quizzes contain and display LaTeX math?
- Yes. Supported LaTeX math is rendered in quiz questions, choices, answers, explanations, learner results, and content previews. The original LaTeX text remains editable in input fields, with rendered output available in readable editor areas.
- Can I choose Korean or English for quiz generation and keyword suggestions?
- Yes. Each task lets you choose Korean or English separately for quiz generation and AI keyword suggestions.
- Can I share generated quizzes with others?
- You can create public quiz links, share them with takers, and review submitted results in a dashboard.
- Do I need an account to create quizzes?
- Quiz creation and management require login. Public quiz taking can be accessed through shared quiz links.
- Can I start for free?
- The Free plan includes 5 quiz generations per day and sharing by link and QR code. Quizzes are created as public, and higher limits are available on Plus and Enterprise plans.