Turn Lecture Notes into Practice Questions
Active recall from the notes you already took.
Students retain far more from active quizzing than passive re-reading. Upload your lecture notes -- typed or exported from OneNote, Notion, or Google Docs -- and QuizForge generates targeted multiple-choice questions that test exactly what your professor covered.
How it works
- Upload your lecture notesExport your notes as PDF, DOCX, or plain text, then upload. Notes from OneNote, Notion, Google Docs, or hand-typed files all work well.
- Choose how many questions and the difficultySelect 10 to 100 questions. Use Medium for regular revision and Hard in the final week before your exam.
- Practice and identify gaps before your examWork through the quiz, see explanations for each answer, and focus extra revision time on the topics where you score lowest.
Frequently asked questions
What note formats are supported?
You can upload PDF, DOCX, or plain TXT files. If your notes are in OneNote or Notion, export them as PDF or DOCX first.
Will it work on short, bullet-point notes?
Yes. QuizForge is designed for fragmented study notes. Bullet points, abbreviations, and incomplete sentences are all processed to infer question-worthy facts.
Are my lecture notes kept private?
Files may be stored to improve the AI and are handled in line with our privacy policy. You can opt out of file retention in your account settings.
How is this better than re-reading my notes?
Research consistently shows active recall -- answering questions -- produces significantly stronger long-term memory than passive re-reading. QuizForge forces you to retrieve information, highlighting gaps you can then target.
How many questions can I get from one lecture?
A typical 45-minute lecture covering 3-4 topics usually supports 20-40 well-formed questions. You control the exact count when you start the quiz.
Ready to turn your documents into practice exams?
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