Quiz Generator

Turn your own question-and-answer list into a simple self-marked quiz. Write one pair per line as question=answer. The tool preserves your order, shows one question at a time, reveals the answer after you mark yourself and tracks the score for the current session. It does not invent questions, multiple-choice options or categories, and it does not use AI.

Create a study quiz

  1. 1

    Write one pair per line

    Put the question before the first equals sign and its answer after it.

  2. 2

    Test your recall

    Answer from memory, then mark yourself right or wrong to reveal the saved answer.

  3. 3

    Move through the list

    Use previous and next; reset starts the score again without rewriting the list.

Input format and limits

Use one complete pair per line:

What is the capital of France?=Paris
7 × 8=56

The first = separates question from answer, so additional equals signs remain in the answer. Blank lines, lines without = and pairs with an empty side are ignored. The tool accepts at most 100 valid pairs; each question and answer is limited to 500 characters, and the complete input to 50,000 characters. Questions stay in the order supplied, there is no shuffle or random question bank.

Better self-testing

Write prompts that require recall rather than a yes/no guess. Keep each answer specific enough to check, mix factual and application questions, and verify every answer against your source material. Self-marking is based entirely on your choice: the tool does not judge free-text answers automatically.

The list is processed by a server-backed component and, in funnel mode, temporarily copied to session storage for the next step. Do not paste private, regulated or confidential material.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. You provide every question and answer explicitly; the tool only parses and presents those pairs.

No. It is an ordered question-and-answer quiz with reveal and self-scoring, not a multiple-choice generator.

There is no file export or permanent quiz library. Keep a copy of your source list elsewhere if you need it later.

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