AI Quiz Generator
Practice tests built from your actual course material.
Generate practice quizzes from your notes, chats, or documents — then get scored, see what you missed, and let your Daily Plan bring the weak topics back. Testing yourself beats rereading, and this makes testing yourself the easy option.
How it works
Choose your source
Generate from a note, a chat conversation, or an uploaded document. The questions come from what you're actually being tested on — your material — not a generic question bank.
Take the quiz
Answer under quiz conditions: no peeking at notes. The point of a practice quiz is retrieval — pulling the answer from memory is what strengthens it, even when you get it wrong.
Review your misses
Your score and per-question results are saved. Wrong answers are the most valuable output — each one is a topic you thought you knew and didn't.
Requiz the weak spots
Completion results feed your study streak and your Daily Plan, which schedules the topics you missed for another pass instead of letting you move on with gaps.
Where it shines
- Checking whether you actually know a chapter before moving on
- Simulating exam pressure before midterms and finals
- Finding gaps a reread would never reveal — recognition feels like knowledge
- Turning passive review sessions into active recall practice
What it won't do
- Generated questions test the material you feed it. If your notes are thin, the quiz will be thin — garbage in, garbage out applies.
- For standardized exams with a distinctive question style (MCAT, LSAT, bar), official practice questions are irreplaceable. Use Fennie quizzes for content mastery, official banks for exam style.
- AI-written questions occasionally have a debatable distractor. If an answer feels wrong, check it against your source — and treat that check as studying, because it is.
- Quiz generation from uploaded PDFs requires premium (document upload). Notes and chats work free.
Free vs premium, plainly
On the free plan
- 3 AI quiz generations per day
- Unlimited quiz taking and retakes
- Scoring, completion history, and streak tracking
- Results feed your Daily Plan
Premium adds
- Unlimited AI quiz generations
- Generate from uploaded documents
- Unlimited courses
Current pricing is on the pricing page. No card needed to start free.
Frequently asked questions
Why practice quizzes instead of rereading?
Retrieval practice is the most consistently supported finding in learning science: pulling information from memory strengthens it far more than re-exposure. Rereading feels productive because the material looks familiar — but familiarity isn't recall. A quiz forces the honest version of the question.
What question types does it generate?
Primarily multiple-choice with plausible distractors drawn from your material. That's good for coverage and self-checking. For essay-style exams, pair quizzes with practicing actual written answers — our essay-exam guide covers how.
Can it replace my class's past papers?
No, and you shouldn't let it. Past papers show you the instructor's style and emphasis. Use past papers to learn the format, and generated quizzes for volume — testing yourself on every chapter, which past papers rarely cover evenly.
What's free?
Three AI generations per day, unlimited quiz taking and retakes, and full scoring and history. Premium removes the generation cap and adds document-sourced quizzes.
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Try the ai quiz generator
Free: 3 AI generations per day. Signing up takes under a minute and doesn't require a card — see how it fits your studying before deciding anything.
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