Make a quiz from your course
An AI quiz generator writes questions and their answers from a text. Versper writes multiple-choice and true-or-false questions from your own notes, PDFs and slides on iPhone and Android, and explains each answer.
- handwriting works
- first cards in minutes
- no account to start
question
Which assembly adopted the Declaration of the Rights of Man in 1789?
The Third Estate declared itself the National Assembly in June 1789. It adopted the Declaration on 26 August.
What kinds of questions does Versper write?
Versper writes two kinds of questions: multiple-choice with four answers, and true-or-false. Every question comes with a short explanation of the right answer. You play 5 to 20 questions at a time.
Can I take the quiz like an exam?
Yes. Versper’s exam mode keeps the answers for the end and shows your score when you finish, with a timer if you want one. Practice mode tells you at once whether you are right, with the explanation. After a round you can replay only the questions you missed.
Where do the questions come from?
Versper writes the questions from the documents you added: a course PDF, slides, a photo of your notes or pasted text. The questions are AI-generated and can contain mistakes, so check them against your course. You can report a question that looks wrong.
how to do it
How to make a quiz from your notes
Add your course
A file, a scan of your pages or pasted text.
Open the quiz of the set
Choose how many questions, and practice or exam mode.
Replay what you missed
Each mistake comes with its explanation.
