AI tools for teachers: quizzes and flashcards from your materials

Use AI tools for teachers to draft practice questions from a handout or reading, then review them before use. Check the wording, answers and missing conditions yourself. A generated set is a starting point, not a validated assessment.

Create a quiz from your lesson material

Upload the chapter or article students need to learn and get a quiz drawn from it: multiple choice and true/false questions with explanations, plus matching, ordering, fill-in-the-blank, and spelling rounds for varied review. Because everything comes from your material, every question stays on-topic for your lesson — a genuine teacher quiz maker for day-to-day prep.

Flashcards for your class

The same upload produces revision decks covering key terms and facts, one idea per card. Hand the deck to students as pre-reading, use it for starter activities, or assign it as homework review — learners grade themselves and revisit cards they missed during the session.

Save prep time

1. Upload once. The reading, in English, French, or Arabic.
2. Review the output. Keep what fits your lesson; regenerate anything that doesn't.
3. Reuse all term. One document yields quizzes, decks, and games you can return to before every assessment.

To be clear about scope: Memorizite is a document-to-practice tool, not a classroom platform. It does not manage classes or student accounts, collect assignments, grade learners, integrate with school systems, or provide teacher dashboards. What it does well is the most tedious part of prep — turning readings into quality questions.

FAQ

Do I need technical skills?

No. If you can upload a file, you can generate a quiz — no setup, no training, no IT department.

Can students use the same material?

Students can upload the same readings to their own free accounts and practice with games built from them.

Which file types work?

PDF, TXT, and Markdown files up to 10MB. Scanned image-only PDFs need a readable text layer first.

Is there a free plan?

Yes — The card-required 7-day trial includes 10 total scans, with paid plans for heavier use.