- How do I make a test from a PDF?
- Upload your PDF on this page, set a higher question count for a full test, and click generate. The AI reads the document, pulls out the key facts, and writes a test with multiple choice, true or false and short answer questions plus an answer key, in seconds. You can then edit any question and export the test to PDF or Word. There is nothing to install.
- Can AI create a test from a PDF?
- Yes. PDFQuiz uses AI to read the content of your PDF and create a test based on what the document actually says, including definitions, dates, names and concepts. It writes each question, marks the correct answer and drafts the answer options, then leaves every item open for you to edit before you export it.
- How do I turn a PDF into a mock test?
- Upload the PDF that covers the material, then set a question count close to the length of the real exam, for example forty or fifty questions. The AI generates a full mock test with an answer key so you can sit it under time, grade it, and see which topics still need work before the actual test.
- Is there a free PDF to test converter?
- Create a free account, upload your PDF and generate your first test at no cost. The free tier lets you convert a document and see the full test before deciding on a paid plan for higher volume, longer files and exports. You keep full control to edit the questions and export to PDF or Word.
- How many questions should a test have?
- It depends on the stakes and the time available. A short chapter test runs ten to twenty questions, a unit test twenty to forty, and a full midterm or final often fifty or more. PDFQuiz lets you set any count, so match the length to the material and the time students will have to sit it.
- Can I make a graded test with an answer key from a PDF?
- Yes. Every test the converter builds includes the correct answer for each question, so the answer key is ready the moment the test is generated. You can grade by hand against the key or hand students a clean copy without it. The key stays editable if you change a question.
- Does the PDF to test converter work with scanned PDFs?
- It works best with PDFs that contain real, selectable text. A scanned PDF is a picture of a page rather than selectable text, so it has to be read visually, and the converter does that directly. You do not need to run a separate OCR pass or retype anything first. Legibility is what decides the result: a clean scan or a straight, well lit photo produces a solid test, while a dark or skewed one produces fewer questions.
- Can I export the test to Word, Canvas or Moodle?
- PDFQuiz exports your test and answer key to PDF or Word, not to a Canvas or Moodle import package. To use the test in your LMS, generate it here, then paste the questions into your LMS test builder or attach the exported file. The hard part, writing the questions from your PDF, is already finished.