AI Quiz Maker

What is an AI quiz maker?
An AI quiz maker turns any document into a practice quiz without you writing a single question. StudyPolar's AI quiz maker is the broadest of its tools: upload a PDF, Word document, PowerPoint, photo of handwritten notes, audio recording, video or plain text, and it writes a quiz from that content in whichever format you choose, multiple choice, true or false or free response, at the difficulty and in the language you set. Multiple-choice and true-or-false answers are graded instantly, free-response answers you check yourself against the model answer, and a wrong answer opens an explain-my-mistake tutor that explains the gap using your own material. Questions you miss are scheduled for spaced-repetition review and keep coming back until you answer each one correctly three times. The free Little penguin plan includes four quiz generations a month; Polar Pro lifts that limit, with many more questions per quiz and longer documents. Works on iOS, Android and the web.
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You studied it yesterday.Today it's gone.
Your brain forgets most of what you read within a few days. That's why hours of studying turn into blanks on exam day. StudyPolar turns your notes into practice questions and repeats the ones you forget until they stick.
Generate your first examCram, forget, repeat
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Meet your study crew!
Upload any study material and StudyPolar turns it into exam-style practice questions that hit every idea from a different angle. It learns where you slip, then brings those questions back with daily spaced repetition, a few minutes at a time. Miss one? It keeps coming back through the four cards below until you've got it cold.
Generate any type of question to master your next exam
From all-nighters to A+
Same students. Same classes. Different mornings.
I failed pharmacology once. Same slides, but this time I did my StudyPolar cards every morning. Passed with room to spare.

Two of the practice questions showed up on my physics final. Almost word for word. I just sat there like, no way.

It kept bringing back the one case I always mixed up until I couldn't get it wrong anymore. That's the whole trick.

I've tried every study app with a free trial. This is the only one that figured out what I don't know before I did.

I used to reread slides for hours and remember none of it. Now it's 20 minutes a day and things actually stick.

It hit the same concept from four different angles. Angle number four was on the real test. Wild.

First A+ I've ever gotten on a finance exam. Everyone thinks I studied all week. It was the penguin.

The questions get hard. Like, harder than my professor's. Walked into the midterm and it felt easy.

I do my cards on the bus and I'm weirdly into it. Never thought studying would be the fun part of my day.

Frequently asked questions
Quick answers before you upload your first file.
What question types can the AI quiz maker create?
Multiple choice, true or false and free response. You pick the type, the difficulty and the language before StudyPolar builds the quiz. Multiple-choice and true-or-false answers are graded instantly; free-response answers you check yourself against the model answer, and the explain-my-mistake tutor is there when you want to know why.
What can I turn into a quiz?
Any PDF, Word document, PowerPoint, photo of notes, audio recording, video or block of plain text: lecture slides, textbook chapters, study guides, research papers or a recorded lecture. Free documents can be up to 10 pages each; Polar Pro takes longer documents.
Is the AI quiz maker free?
Yes. The free Little penguin plan includes four quiz generations a month with up to five questions each, plus three AI explanation chats an hour, with no card required. Polar Pro unlocks far more generations, many more questions per quiz and more AI chats. Current prices are on the pricing page.
Does the quiz remember what I got wrong?
Yes. Every question you miss goes into spaced-repetition review and comes back on later days until you have answered it correctly three times, so one quiz turns into a study plan. Questions move through four stages from new to mastered, and a miss sends one back a step.





