Quizzes for your class
Upload a reading, chapter, or slide deck and get quiz questions in seconds. Share the auto-graded quiz link with your students or copy the questions into a Google Form, no typing questions one box at a time.
Works alongside any Google Classroom account. Your files are visible only to you and stay with your quizzes for as long as your account exists.
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Up to 10 files at once, 50 MB each, merged into one quiz within the free page limit
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To make a quiz for Google Classroom, upload the PDF, slides, or reading you taught from, let AI draft the questions, then review and share the auto-graded quiz link on a Classroom assignment. You can also copy the questions into a Google Form so Forms grades the selected-response items automatically. It takes about a minute instead of an evening of typing.
If you copy generated questions into a Google Forms quiz, selected-response questions grade themselves. Here is what auto-grades cleanly and what needs a quick manual look.
Upload any PDF, Word document, or PowerPoint file. This could be a textbook chapter, your lecture notes, study guide, or curriculum document. The AI reads and understands your content.
Click generate and watch AI create comprehensive quiz questions in seconds. Choose question types (multiple choice, true/false, fill-in-blank) and difficulty level. Edit any questions if needed.
Get a shareable quiz link. Go to Google Classroom, create an assignment, and paste the link. Your students click the link to take the quiz - no accounts required. Results are automatically tracked. For a full walkthrough with screenshots, see our step-by-step guide to making a Google Classroom quiz from a PDF.
See how each student performed. Identify which questions were most challenging. Use insights to guide your instruction. Export results if needed for your gradebook.
Many teachers use Google Forms for quizzes because it integrates with Google Classroom. But Google Forms has a significant limitation: you must manually type every question and answer choice. For a 15-question quiz, that means typing at least 60 separate text fields. It works, but it's painfully slow.
PDFQuiz generates those same questions automatically from your existing materials. Upload a PDF chapter and get 15 comprehensive questions in about 30 seconds. You can then share these quizzes through Google Classroom just as easily as a Google Form - but you've saved 30+ minutes of typing. The same workflow powers our quiz maker for teachers, whatever platform your school uses.
The quality difference matters too. When you're manually typing questions, fatigue sets in. Your tenth question might not be as thoughtfully crafted as your first. PDFQuiz's AI maintains consistent quality throughout, analyzing your entire document and generating varied questions that cover key concepts comprehensively.
Google Forms
30-45 min
per 15-question quiz
PDFQuiz
30 seconds
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No integration or connection is required. PDFQuiz generates a shareable link that you simply paste into your Google Classroom assignment. It works immediately with any Google Classroom.
Absolutely! PDFQuiz quizzes are web-based and work perfectly on Chromebooks, iPads, laptops, and phones. No app installation needed - students just click the link.
PDFQuiz shows you all student results. You can export these results and manually enter them into Google Classroom's gradebook, or use the percentage scores for quick grading.
PDFQuiz takes student privacy seriously. Students don't need accounts to take quizzes, minimizing data collection. Your uploaded documents remain private. We follow FERPA guidelines for educational technology.
PDFQuiz accepts PDF, DOCX (Word), PPTX (PowerPoint), and image files (JPG, PNG). If you have a Google Doc, simply download it as PDF first, then upload to PDFQuiz. You can also use our Google Docs to quiz converter for materials that live in Docs.
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