QuizRise for teachers

AI tools for teachers, built on your lessons

Turn your PDFs, slides, YouTube videos and recordings into quizzes, flashcards and summaries. Share them with your class, see who needs help, then print or export.

Free plan. No credit card. Plans for schools

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Animation: a PDF, slides, an audio lecture, a YouTube video and a website are added one after another. The teacher clicks Create study set, the quiz is ready, and a summary, a mind map, flashcards and questions appear.

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Free AI tools

AI tools for every part of your lesson

Each tool works on its own, and all of them share one account when you sign up.

How it works

From your lesson material to class results

Make the quiz from what you taught, share it with your class, and see who needs help.

Step 1: Your class

Bring your class into one place

Create a classroom and invite your students at once: paste a list of emails or upload a CSV file.

  • Students can also join with a code, a link, or a QR code
  • Each classroom keeps its own students, quizzes, and results
Animation: a teacher pastes five student emails into Bulk invite students, reviews them and sends five invitations while a progress bar runs. The History 9B members list then fills as the five students join beside the owner and a co-teacher, and student seats rise to 5 of 2,500.

Step 2: Sharing

Share a quiz and study tools

Share a study set with your classroom and email the students. They see only the study tools you turn on.

  • Allow one quiz attempt or many
  • Turn flashcards, summaries, and mind maps on or off
Animation: a teacher shares the photosynthesis quiz with the classroom audience and emails the joined students. The view switches to a student, who reads the summary, opens the mind map, flips a flashcard and rates it Good, then answers a question and sees Correct.

Step 3: Results

See what every student understands

See how scores are spread and which questions the class missed. Open a question to see who answered what, then follow any student.

  • Find the questions that need reteaching
  • Export quiz and classroom results as CSV
Animation: the photosynthesis Quiz Stats count up attempts and the average score and show how scores are spread. The question chart shows Q3 at 38 percent; a click opens who answered it and how, with Leo Garcia's wrong answer highlighted. Classroom stats then open Leo's page with his average score, practice totals and every attempt.

Quick answer

What is QuizRise for teachers?

QuizRise is an AI tool for teachers that turns your own lesson material, such as PDFs, slides, documents, web pages, YouTube videos, and recordings, into quizzes, flashcards, summaries, and mind maps. You review and edit everything, share it with your class, and see the results by question and by student.

Best for
Teachers and lecturers who want quizzes and practice built from their own material.
Free plan
2 quizzes a month with up to 20 questions each, and 1 classroom with up to 30 students.
Question types
Multiple choice, true or false, and fill-in-the-blank.
Exports
Printable PDF and answer key on every plan. Moodle XML, GIFT, Aiken, Respondus, and Word on paid plans.

Print and export

Use it on paper or in your LMS

Take your questions wherever your class works, online or on paper.

Printable quizzes
Download the questions and a separate answer key as PDF, on every plan.
LMS question files
Moodle XML, GIFT, Aiken, Respondus, and Word files to reuse questions in your LMS, on paid plans.
Links, QR codes, and embeds
Share a quiz outside a classroom with a link, a QR code, or an embed on your class website.
Results as CSV
Export quiz attempts and classroom results to use in your own gradebook.

You stay in control

AI drafts, you decide

AI can make mistakes, so every question stays yours to review and edit before your class sees it.

Questions from your material
QuizRise writes questions from the source you upload, so they follow what you taught.
You set the quiz
Choose the question types, the difficulty, and how many questions to make. Edit, add, or delete any question.
You set the rules
Add a timer, shuffle questions and answers, allow one attempt or many, and choose when students see answers.
In your class's language
Generate questions in the language you teach in. The app itself is available in 10 languages.

Free plan

Start free, upgrade when you need more

The free plan is enough to try QuizRise with a real class. Paid plans add more quizzes, longer documents, larger classes, and LMS exports.

What the free plan includes

  • 2 quizzes a month, up to 20 questions each
  • Documents up to 10 pages
  • Flashcards, a summary, and a mind map for each quiz
  • 1 classroom with up to 30 students
  • Printable PDF and answer key
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Built with a teacher

Made by a teacher who knows the week

QuizRise is co-founded by a science teacher who has planned, tested, and reported for full classes.

"If I were entering the classroom again today, I would use QuizRise Classroom to follow my students' learning process in a more organized way, share the content I prepared under one class, and reduce the time I spent on some repetitive teaching tasks."
Hilal Baydar Hilal Baydar Middle school science teacher and QuizRise co-founder

Read how she uses it: How I use QuizRise Classroom as a teacher and AI-powered formative assessment.

What teachers and learners say

Questions from teachers

It depends on the job. General AI assistants help with writing and planning. For quizzes and practice made from your own material, with results for each student, a tool built for assessment saves the most steps. Our comparison of AI quiz generators for teachers explains what to check.
Yes. QuizRise has a free plan with 2 quizzes a month, up to 20 questions each, and 1 classroom with up to 30 students. Tools such as the lesson plan generator are free to try on this site.
Chat assistants can draft questions, but you copy them into another tool to share and grade. QuizRise makes questions from the file you upload, then lets you share them with a class, see the results, and export them in one place.
Yes. Upload a PDF, a Word document, PowerPoint slides, an image or scanned page, or an audio file, or paste text, a web page link, or a YouTube link.
Multiple choice, true or false, and fill-in-the-blank. You choose the mix and the difficulty, and you can edit every question before you share it.
Every plan can download the questions and a separate answer key as PDF. Paid plans also export Moodle XML, GIFT, Aiken, Respondus, and Word files. QuizRise does not connect directly to Google Classroom or Canvas; you can share a quiz link there instead.
Share a quiz with a classroom and open its report. You see how scores are spread, which questions the class missed, and each student's attempts, and you can export the results as CSV. See formative assessment examples for ways to use them.
Students need a free account to join a classroom. You can also share a public quiz link that students can take without an account.

Make your next quiz from today's lesson

Upload a file you already use and share the quiz with your class in a few minutes.