How to turn your notes into flashcards with AI (and check them)
AI can draft a deck from your notes in seconds. Here's how to get good cards out of it, what to check before you study them, and when to write your own.
AI quiz generator
Turn your notes into a practice quiz in seconds
Paste your notes, upload a PDF or snap your notebook, and StudyPixi writes multiple-choice questions with an explanation for each answer. Check the draft, save it, and take the quiz.
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Take a sample quiz, then make yours
Pick a topic and take a five-question quiz in the same format StudyPixi makes from your notes. Then paste your own notes to make the real thing.
The notes this quiz was written from
Photosynthesis is how plants, algae and some bacteria turn light energy into chemical energy. It happens mainly in the chloroplasts of leaf cells, which contain the green pigment chlorophyll. The plant takes in carbon dioxide through small pores called stomata and water through its roots. Using light energy, it makes glucose and releases oxygen as a by-product. The overall equation is 6CO₂ + 6H₂O + light → C₆H₁₂O₆ + 6O₂.
Question 1 of 50 correct so far
Where in a leaf cell does photosynthesis mainly happen?
A sample written by hand from the notes above, in the format the AI generator uses.
Make quizzes from your own notes, free
- Paste notes, upload a PDF or snap your notebook
- Get 5 to 40 questions with an explanation for every answer
- Review them with spaced repetition and battle your study group
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AI quiz generator
What you get
From any material
Paste up to 100,000 characters of text, upload a PDF up to 20 MB, or add up to 5 photos of your notes.
Four choices each
Every question has four options with plausible wrong answers, and the right one moves around.
An explanation for every answer
Each question comes with a one-sentence explanation, shown after you answer, so a wrong answer still teaches you something.
Sticks to your material
Questions come only from what you give it, with no outside facts, and in the same language as your notes.
Checked before it's saved
Ask for 5 to 40 questions. The draft opens in the editor, and nothing is saved until you say so.
Then study it properly
Saved quizzes get spaced repetition, study games and live Quiz Battles with your group.
Tips
How to get a better quiz from AI
One topic at a time
“Chapter 6: cell respiration” gives sharper questions than a whole term's notes at once.
Use your own notes
They already match what your course covered, so the questions do too. Lecture slides work well as well.
Start with 10 to 20 questions
A short quiz you can check properly beats a long one you skim. You can always make more.
Check every question
Fix anything that's off before you save, and delete questions on things your course didn't cover.
Take it again in a few days
Spaced repetition brings each question back right before you'd forget it, which is when retaking helps most.
How it works
Three steps to get going
Add your material
Paste text, upload a PDF or add photos of your notes or textbook.
Choose a quiz
Pick Quiz and how many questions you want, then generate the draft.
Check it and take it
Fix anything that's off, save, and take the quiz or battle your group with it.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is it free? Do I need an account?
It's free. You can try it on this page without an account. To save your sets and review them with spaced repetition and games, sign up free with Google or your email.
Can it make a quiz from a PDF?
Yes. Upload one PDF up to 20 MB. PDFs where you can select the text work best; scanned pages work too but may need more fixing.
Are the questions accurate?
Usually, but not always. Check each question against your notes before you save. The draft editor makes that quick.
Can I share the quiz?
Share it with a study group and every member can take it or play it in a Quiz Battle. Only you can edit it.
Can I print the quiz?
Not yet. Quizzes are taken in StudyPixi, where you get instant feedback and your best score is saved.
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