Drafts in four question types
Drafts arrive in four types; add the other five, numeric to matching, in the editor.
Explore question types →Upload a document or paste text. AI drafts questions grounded in it, each citing its source. You approve every one.
01Upload a document, paste text or give it a topic. AI drafts only from what you provide.
02Read each draft beside its source passage. Edit the wording, swap options or remove anything weak.
03Approve the set, then share by link, access code or QR. Objective questions grade themselves.
Each draft carries the passage it came from, so checking it takes a glance. Questions stay accurate to your content, not general knowledge.
A draft is never a published question. Edit stems, options, explanations and points; nothing reaches a participant until you sign it off.
Objective questions score themselves. The dashboard shows pass rate, per-question accuracy and common wrong answers — the difference between a hard topic and a hard question.
Drafts arrive in four types; add the other five, numeric to matching, in the editor.
Explore question types →Documents or pasted notes, in any language. It reads your material, not the open web.
Each draft names the passage behind it, so verifying takes seconds, not a re-read.
Formulas written in LaTeX render cleanly in questions, options and explanations.
AI drafts; you decide. No question reaches a participant without your sign-off.
Share by link, code or QR, set timers and limits, grade written answers fairly.
See the full test maker →Yes. Generating and editing drafts is part of the builder, and the free plan covers 75 responses a month. Paid plans add volume and team seats, billed by responses rather than features.
Upload a document, paste text, or give it a topic. It drafts from the material you provide, not live web pages, audio or video.
Yes. Drafts come back in the language of your material, so a French handbook produces French questions and a Spanish policy produces Spanish ones. Participants take the test in that language.
Every draft is shown next to its source passage, so you can confirm it against your material before approving.
No. Generated questions are always drafts; you edit, replace or remove them and approve the set before it goes live.
Fully. Rewrite the stem, change the options and correct answer, adjust points, and add or edit the explanation.
Objective types (choice, true/false, short answer, fill in the blank) grade automatically. Long answers go to a manual grading queue with a marking guide, so scoring stays consistent.
Upload your material and see the drafts appear. Keep the ones you like and share a test that's yours.