Why QuizLander exists.
We started QuizLander for a very simple reason: preparing classroom tests by hand takes hours, and getting students to revise with quizzes patched together in Word isn’t sustainable in the long run.
So the idea was to put a tool between the raw course material and the finished quiz: you supply the content, the system suggests questions, and you stay in charge of what’s correct, what’s ambiguous, and what needs rewording.
The result can be printed for the classroom, taken online in timed exam mode, or shared with a link. Student attempts are saved, their mistakes are highlighted, and you can see where the class actually understood the material — not just where they say they did.
What it actually does.
- Generates a quiz from a PDF, a Word document, an Excel file, or a scanned image.
- Lets you edit, delete, and reword every question before publishing.
- Exports to PDF or Word for the paper version.
- Runs a timed exam mode with automatic saving.
- Keeps a history of attempts and surfaces weak spots.
- Publish it or keep it private — your choice.
What it doesn’t do.
QuizLander doesn’t replace the teacher. Auto-generated questions need a review — especially on subjects where wording matters (law, languages, philosophy). You always get the final say before the quiz reaches the classroom.
Got feedback?
Bug, idea, awkward wording, missing feature — we read all of it. The contact form lands straight in the team’s inbox, not in some huge ticketing system.