Free quiz generator, with or without AI
Prepare the prompt, paste the answer from ChatGPT, Claude, or Le Chat, check the questions, then export them. No account.
1. Prepare the prompt
Number of questions
Correct answers per question
Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Le Chat, or the AI of your choice.
2. Paste the AI's answer
Each question becomes an editable card: check the correct answers, then export.
Pasted text · Word (.docx) · Spreadsheet (.xlsx, CSV) · Aiken, GIFT or XML
Example
4 questions
Output format
For Canvas, Blackboard or Brightspace — Moodle reads no QTI — open these questions in the QTI converter
Evalmee calls no AI and receives nothing: the conversion happens in your browser. The prompt goes to the AI you choose, so leave out personal data and confidential exams.
You can also run this quiz online, graded and proctored, in Evalmee. Create an exam with these questions
How to generate a quiz
- 01
Describe your quiz
Paste a course excerpt or write a topic, then pick the number of questions.
- 02
Have your AI write it
Copy the prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, Le Chat, or another assistant, then copy its answer.
- 03
Check and export
Paste the answer here: each question becomes an editable card. Export to Aiken, GIFT, or Moodle XML, print, or open Evalmee.
With or without AI, and what the tool really does
This tool doesn't write the questions itself: it prepares a precise instruction for the AI you already use, then reads its answer. So there's no account and no quota, and your texts don't go through Evalmee.
Without AI, it works the same way: paste questions written by hand or copied from Word, and they become exportable cards.
How to review a quiz written by an AI
An AI writes fast and gets things wrong with confidence. First check against your course that the marked answer is right. Then check that the wrong choices are believable: a choice nobody would pick measures nothing.
Keep one concept per question, avoid negatives, and remove "all of the above." If the right answer is always the longest, participants will notice.
Grading, and what comes next
Before grading, set the scoring rules: the test grade calculator gives the grade from the number of errors. For a graded exam with penalties, random draws, and a time limit, see Evalmee's online multiple-choice tests.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, with no account and no limit. Evalmee calls no AI: you use your own, with its own terms and any limits it has.
No. It prepares the prompt, and the AI you choose writes the questions. The tool then reads the answer, shows it as editable cards, and produces the export files.
Not without review. An AI can mark a wrong answer as right or make up a fact, so check each question against your course before using it.
To the AI you paste the prompt into, under its terms. Evalmee receives nothing: the conversion happens in your browser. Leave out personal data and confidential exams.
Yes. The tool produces an Aiken, GIFT, or Moodle XML file that Moodle's question bank imports directly.
Open Evalmee from the tool: the exam runs in the browser, with scoring rules, random draws, a time limit, and proctoring depending on the plan.
Other tools
- Moodle converter: Aiken, GIFT, XMLFrom Word, Excel or plain text to a file Moodle imports without error — and validation of an existing file.
- QTI converter for CanvasA QTI package ready to import into Canvas, Blackboard or Brightspace, and a viewer to read any QTI file.
- Test grade calculatorNumber of questions, number wrong: the percentage, the letter grade and the full grading chart for a pile of papers.
Run your quiz under real exam conditions
Scoring rules, random draws, time limits, and proctoring: create your first exam for free, no credit card.