ExamLiftMultiple-choice question generator for your PDF
Create a structured question set from a text-based PDF you are allowed to use. Choose its length, difficulty, and language, then answer with source evidence beside you.
Each generated question presents four answer options with exactly one correct answer. While you work, you can open the cited page number and exact passage copied from your PDF. After you submit the full exam, the review for any missed question shows your answer, the correct answer, an explanation, and the source passage.
How the question set takes shape
- Input01Upload your own text-based study material, or a PDF you're allowed to use.
- Settings02Select the number of questions, difficulty, and question language.
- Output03Answer the free preview first, then unlock the full practice exam only if you choose.
Ways to use a generated question set
After a lecture, upload your notes or slides and answer a short question set while the material is still fresh. Open the cited passages wherever a detail needs another look. Before a technical assessment, turn a manual or training document you are allowed to use into focused multiple-choice practice. Use the page references to revisit definitions, procedures, or constraints. For a dense reading assignment, create questions after finishing the chapter instead of rereading it from the beginning. Use the results to choose which topics to review, with each quoted passage keeping that review tied to the source.
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Common questions
How many answer options are created?
Each generated question has four answer options with exactly one correct option.
Will my study material be published?
No. Public pages contain no uploaded material or generated results; each practice exam stays private to its access link.
Can I choose the question set length and difficulty?
Yes. Choose 10 or 20 questions and set the difficulty to Easy, Medium, or Hard before generation.
Can the questions use a different language from the PDF?
Yes. Choose English, Spanish, French, German, or Chinese for the questions, answer options, and explanations. The cited source passage stays in the PDF's original language so you can verify it directly.
Are the answer choices copied directly from the PDF?
Not necessarily. The generator writes the question and four options in your selected language. The source passage is copied from the PDF, and all generated content must stay within that cited evidence.