AI Quiz Maker · Study & Practice
Turn what you are studying into a quiz you can actually take. Type a topic, or on Creator Pro start from your notes, a PDF, or a link. Share one link and anyone can practice, with no account.
Type any topic and get a ready-to-take multiple-choice quiz of up to 10 questions on the free plan
Creator Pro ($11/mo) builds quizzes of up to 20 questions from your links, PDFs, Word documents, and text files
Questions and answer choices stay on screen, with a timer and automatic scoring
Students open one link in any browser, with no app and no account
Every question is yours to review before you share, so you decide what gets tested
Optional voiced host: Creator Pro + Smart Host ($29/mo) adds answer-aware reactions
Quiz generator guide
Most people looking for an AI quiz generator already have the material in front of them: lecture notes, a chapter PDF, an article, a training handout. What they want is simple. Turn that material into questions, answer them, and find out what did not stick.
Trivana does that in two ways. On the free plan you type a topic, or paste a short description of what the quiz should cover, and get a multiple-choice quiz of up to 10 questions with answer choices, a timer, and automatic scoring. On Creator Pro ($11/mo) you start from your own source instead: paste a link or upload a PDF, Word document, or text file of your notes, and build quizzes of up to 20 questions drawn from that material.
Review the draft before anyone takes it. You see every question and answer first. Question writing is strongest on well-covered material and weakest on obscure specifics, so skim the answer key, especially when the quiz is built from your own notes, where only you know what the class actually covered.
Then share one link. Classmates, students, or a study group open it in a browser on a phone or laptop, with nothing to install and no account to create. Everyone answers against the timer and gets a score at the end, so the same quiz works as a self-check, a revision round before an exam, or a warm-up at the start of class.
A voiced host is optional. Creator Pro + Smart Host ($29/mo) adds answer-aware host reactions to correct answers, wrong answers, and timeouts. If the goal is an event for a room rather than practice, the hosted-show format linked below is built for that job.
Type a topic on the free plan. On Creator Pro, paste a link or upload a PDF, Word document, or text file so the questions come from your own source.
Choose the number of questions (up to 10 free, up to 20 on Creator Pro) and name the audience, such as Grade 6 review or an intro college course, so the difficulty fits.
Read each question and answer before sharing. Swap anything that is wrong, too easy, or outside what your class covered.
Post it on a class page, in a group chat, or by email. Players open it in a browser with no account and see their score at the end.
Make a practice quiz from your notes, a PDF, a link, or any topic. Share one link — students answer on any device with no account. Free to start.
Here are public games that already match this topic. Play one, borrow the format, or use it as a starting point for your own version.
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Quick answers before you build, play, or share a game on this topic.
Yes, on Creator Pro ($11/mo). Upload a PDF, Word document, or text file, or paste a link, and Trivana drafts up to 20 questions from that material. The free plan generates from a typed topic instead, which works well for general subjects but will not follow your specific notes.
Yes. The free plan makes quizzes of up to 10 questions from a typed topic, with a shareable link and no signup for players. Creator Pro is $11/mo for up to 20 questions and generation from links, PDFs, and other documents. Creator Pro + Smart Host is $29/mo and adds answer-aware voiced host reactions.
No. Share the link and students open it in a browser on a phone, tablet, or laptop. There is nothing to install and no player signup.
On the free plan you can choose 3, 5, 7, or 10 questions. Creator Pro adds 15- and 20-question quizzes, which suit a full chapter or unit review.
Yes. Open your quiz link and take it like any other player. The score at the end shows which questions you missed, so you know what to go back over.
Treat the first draft as a draft. You see every question and answer before you share the link, and that review is the real safeguard. Accuracy is highest on well-covered subjects and when the quiz is built from a source you trust, and lowest on obscure specifics or recent changes, so check those yourself.