PDF to Quiz
A practice quiz from your own document
Upload a chapter, your lecture slides or your notes. ReadLoudly writes multiple-choice questions from what the document says, each with the right answer and a short explanation.
Free account, 2 documents a day. Upload now, then sign up free to open it in the hub.
Example Made from this short text:
Plants make their own food through photosynthesis. Inside each leaf cell, chloroplasts hold a green pigment called chlorophyll, which absorbs sunlight. In the light-dependent reactions, that energy splits water and releases oxygen into the air. In the Calvin cycle, the plant then uses carbon dioxide from the air to build glucose, a sugar it can store or burn for energy.
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1. Where in a leaf cell does photosynthesis take place?
- A. Mitochondria
- B. Chloroplasts
- C. Nucleus
- D. Cell wall
Show the answer
B. Chloroplasts. The text says chloroplasts hold chlorophyll, the pigment that absorbs the sunlight.
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2. Which gas is released when water is split?
- A. Carbon dioxide
- B. Nitrogen
- C. Oxygen
- D. Hydrogen
Show the answer
C. Oxygen. In the light-dependent reactions, splitting water releases oxygen into the air.
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How to use PDF to Quiz
Three steps, all in your browser, with a free ReadLoudly account.
Upload your document
PDF, Word (DOCX), EPUB or PowerPoint (PPTX). A chapter or a full set of lecture slides works best.
Pick how many questions
5, 10, 15 or 20. Free accounts start at 10.
Take the quiz
Answer each question, then read why the right answer is right.
What is a PDF to quiz tool?
A PDF to quiz tool reads a document and writes questions about it, so you can test yourself on the material instead of rereading it. ReadLoudly writes four-option questions from your PDF, Word file, EPUB or slides, marks the right answer and explains it in one or two sentences.
Four options a question
Every question has four options and one right answer, marked for you once you pick.
An explanation for each answer
One or two sentences say why the answer is right, so a wrong guess turns into something you remember.
Only from your document
Questions come from the file you upload, not from a general question bank, so they match what you will be tested on.
A fresh set before the exam
Paid plans can make a new set of questions from the same document up to 3 times a day.
Quizzes for your class
In the Teacher Hub, the same quiz comes with an answer key, prints as a student copy, exports to PDF or Word, and gets a share link that hides the answers. Quiz generator for teachers
Fill in the blanks
Sentences from your text with one word taken out, 5 to 20 at a time, with a hint you can show when you are stuck. Open the Study Hub
Written questions
Open questions you answer in your own words, marked out of five with feedback and a sample answer. Part of the paid Study plans; free in the Teacher Hub. Try written questions
Rather drill key terms?
Turn the same document into flip cards of its key terms and ideas. PDF to Flashcards
Further reading: How to turn notes and slides into a practice quiz. See every tool on Study Tools.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about PDF to Quiz.
5, 10, 15 or 20 a quiz. Free accounts start at 10 and paid plans at 20.
A question with four options, one marked correct, and a one or two sentence explanation of the answer.
PDF, Word (DOCX), EPUB or PowerPoint (PPTX). The document needs real text, so scanned or photo-only PDFs will not work. For a photo of a question, use the Homework Solver.
Yes. A free account covers 2 documents a day, and every tool you use on a document counts once, not once per tool. Paid plans raise it to 10, 20 or 35 documents a day.
Yes, a free one. Your study set is saved, so you can come back to it, and signing up does not ask for a card.
You upload the whole document once instead of pasting it into a chat. ReadLoudly keeps it as a study set, makes every tool from that one file, and can read the document itself aloud in 1,200+ voices.
They are written from your document, but AI can make mistakes. Check anything that looks wrong against the page it came from.
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