Notes to Quiz
Turn Any Notes into a Quiz in 90 Seconds
Upload your notes, PDF, lecture recording, or paste text directly, and Learnlo generates a quiz from your own material — multiple choice and written-answer questions, auto-graded, with concept mastery scores. Ready in about 90 seconds.
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Writing a good quiz from your own notes takes forever. AI does it in 90 seconds.
Creating a meaningful quiz from your notes is one of the best ways to study — but it's also tedious. You have to read through everything, decide what's important, write balanced distractors for multiple choice, and figure out what a fair written-answer question even looks like.
Learnlo does all of that automatically. Upload your notes and get a quiz from your exact material, calibrated to the concepts that matter most.
Before Learnlo
Planning to quiz yourself but spending 45 minutes writing questions that aren't quite right
After Learnlo
A quiz generated from your actual notes in 90 seconds, ready to take immediately
Notes to Quiz in 4 Steps
Upload your notes
Written notes, PDF, lecture recording, YouTube URL, or paste text directly. Any format you study from.
AI extracts key concepts
Learnlo identifies the most important concepts, terms, and relationships in your notes.
Your quiz generates automatically
Multiple-choice and written-answer questions appear within about 90 seconds. No editing needed — but you can try again if something doesn't look right.
Take the quiz and see your scores
Answer the questions and get immediate feedback. Concept mastery scores show where you stand.
Written-Answer Questions from Your Actual Notes
Beyond multiple choice, Learnlo generates written-answer quiz questions that test real recall — graded with partial credit just like a real exam.
Example — AI Exam Grading
Question
Explain the difference between primary and secondary active transport, and give one example of each.
Student Answer
Primary active transport uses ATP directly, like the sodium-potassium pump. Secondary uses the gradient created by primary transport.
AI Grading Feedback
7 / 10Good — you correctly identified ATP usage and sodium-potassium pump for primary. For secondary, add a specific example (e.g., glucose-sodium symporter) and clarify that the gradient from the Na⁺/K⁺ ATPase drives secondary transport, making it indirectly ATP-dependent rather than directly.
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