AI quiz maker
The questions are written for you. You tick the right answers once, and after that every response marks itself.
5 forms and 100 responses on the free plan. No card required.
How it works
Describe the quiz
The topic, roughly how many questions, and how hard. “Ten multiple choice questions on workplace fire safety, for a site induction.”
Mark the answers
This part is yours, not the assistant’s. Tick the correct option on each question and set what it is worth. It takes a minute and it is the step that makes the quiz a quiz.
Send it and read the scores
Scores are worked out from the stored answers, so fixing a wrong answer key re-marks every response you have already collected instead of preserving the mistake.
What you get
- Automatic marking, with the score on the confirmation screen
- Single answer and multiple answer questions, marked all or nothing
- Per question points, so a hard question can be worth more
- The answer key never reaches the browser, so it cannot be read from the page
- Scores alongside every response, exportable with the rest
- Three quiz templates to start from
Questions
- Does the AI set the correct answers too?
- No, and it is worth being clear about it. The assistant writes the questions and the options; you tick which option is correct. That is deliberate rather than a gap we are hiding: an answer key invented by a model is exactly the thing you do not want marking somebody's compliance training.
- Does the quiz mark itself?
- Yes, once the answers are keyed. The score is calculated from the stored responses when each one arrives, the person taking it sees their result on the confirmation screen, and you see every score in the responses table without marking anything by hand.
- Can somebody see the answers in the page source?
- No. The answer key is stripped out before the form is sent to the browser, so it is never in the page a respondent can read. Marking happens on the server against the stored answers, which also means a score cannot be faked from the client.
- How are multiple answer questions marked?
- All or nothing. Ticking three of the four correct options scores zero rather than most of the marks. That is the only reading that cannot be beaten by ticking every box, which is the first thing anyone tries.
Comparing options? See how this stacks up against Jotform, Google Forms and Typeform, or read what the free plan includes.