AI Quiz Generation
In short: go to New Quiz, either name a topic or drop in your own material, and Quizzz drafts the questions for you. Everything lands in the editor so you can review and fix before students ever see it.
Writing a good quiz by hand is slow. Quizzz uses AI to do the first draft — you stay the teacher and approve the result.
Start a new quiz
Open Quizzz ↗ → Quizzes → New Quiz. You'll see four ways to start:
| Track | You give it | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| From a topic | Just a topic + level (e.g. "JLPT N4 verbs") | Quick practice, no source material |
| From your material | Upload textbook scans / photos, or paste text | Quizzing exactly what you taught |
| From a template | A ready-made structure | Starting from a known shape |
| Manual | Nothing — you write it | Full control, or tiny edits |
The first two use AI. The other two don't.
From your own material
This is the one teachers reach for most. Upload photos or scans of a textbook page, or paste in a passage, and the AI writes questions grounded in that content — not the open internet. You pick the language, question count, and difficulty; it drafts, you edit.
Review before publish
AI output is a draft, never auto-published. Generated questions open in the same quiz builder you'd use by hand, so you can rewrite a stem, fix a distractor, add furigana / pinyin, or delete a weak question — then publish.
Credits
AI generation draws on your plan's monthly AI quota. When it runs out, the AI tracks pause until your next cycle (or an upgrade) — the manual and template tracks keep working, and editing an already-generated quiz is always free.
Next
- Choose how students answer → Exam Modes.
- Prefer writing quizzes by chatting? → Claude Connector (MCP) (Claude writes the questions itself — it never spends your AI credits).
- Open Quizzz ↗ to make your first quiz.