Reuse the material you have
Existing notes and papers become practice tests without retyping a single question.
Products
PDF to quiz converter
Teachers and trainers already have the material — chapter notes, worksheets, last year's question paper. Upload the PDF and Formblyt turns it into a multiple-choice quiz with answer keys, ready to share with a class link and score automatically.
Benefits
Instant marking
Every attempt is scored the moment it is submitted, so you get results before the class has left the room.
Spot weak topics fast
Question-level analytics show which items the group got wrong, so revision can target the real gaps.
Practice at scale
One link works for an entire batch, on any phone or laptop, with no participant accounts to manage.
Features
Question extraction
Existing multiple-choice items are detected with their options; prose notes can be turned into new questions.
Answer key handling
Correct answers are stored privately and used for automatic scoring.
Explanations
Add or generate a short explanation for each question to show after submission.
Shuffle and timing
Present questions in a fixed order or shuffled, and control what participants see after they finish.
Result dashboard
Review every attempt, average score and per-question accuracy in one place.
CSV export
Download all attempts and scores for your own gradebook.
Frequently asked questions
Can it read scanned question papers?
Yes, scanned pages and photos can be imported, though clean text-based PDFs give the most accurate extraction.
What if a question is extracted incorrectly?
Open the quiz builder and edit the question, options, correct answer or explanation before publishing.
Can I mix imported and manual questions?
Yes. Import a paper, then add your own questions to the same quiz.
Do students need an account?
No. They open the shared link, answer, and see their score.
Can I reuse a quiz for another batch?
Duplicate the quiz and share the new link; attempts stay separated per quiz.
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