About QuizFromText

QuizFromText turns pasted notes into multiple-choice quizzes and flashcards, free with no sign-up.

Plans and free limits

The free plan includes three quizzes per UTC day, up to 5,000 characters each, with matching flashcards and no sign-up. Pro costs $9 per month or $72 per year, allows up to 50,000 characters per quiz, and includes a seven-day refund policy. See pricing

How QuizFromText compares

QuizFromTextQuizletKnowtRemNote
What it isTurns pasted notes into multiple-choice quizzes and matching flashcardsPractice tests, Learn questions and textbook solutionsAI study tools: file and lecture summarizers, AP/SAT/ACT prepNotes and flashcards with PDF annotation and image occlusion
Free plan$0 — 3 quizzes per day, up to 5,000 characters each, no sign-up$0, ad-supported$0 (Basic)$0 (Free)
Paid plan, billed yearlyPro: $72/yearPlus: $35.99/year ($2.99/month); Plus Unlimited: $44.99/year ($3.75/month)Ultra: $95.99/year ($7.99/month)Pro: $96/year ($8/month); Pro with AI: $216/year ($18/month)
Paid plan, billed monthlyPro: $9/monthPlus: $7.99/month; Plus Unlimited: $9.99/monthUltra: $24.99/monthNot publicly listed
Trial and refunds7-day refund policy7-day free trial on annual plansFull refund within 24 hours of purchase or renewal, minus a transaction fee (~3.5%)Not publicly listed

Data as of November 2026.

Sources: quizlet.com/upgrade, knowt.com/plans (Plus tab), remnote.com/pricing, and our pricing page.

Grounded in your material

QuizFromText grounds study guides and quiz questions in your pasted material. Every study guide follows five fixed sections: Overview, Key Concepts, Outline, Key Points, and Common Confusions. Generation is instructed to use only your material and add no outside facts.

Every factual item in Key Concepts, Outline, Key Points, and Common Confusions must carry a sourceQuote: an exact verbatim quote of at least 12 characters from your material that actually supports the item. The validator enforces quote length and checks that the quote matches your material after whitespace and case normalization. An item without a valid quote is rejected and the guide regenerated. Overview is a short summary; when no supported confusion exists, Common Confusions requires an explanation of what was checked instead of invented examples.

Quiz questions likewise each carry a source quote: an exact supporting sentence of at least 12 characters from your material. Quote matching does not independently verify that an item follows from its quote.

This grounding reduces invented content, but it is not a guarantee — always check important answers against your source material.

Frequently asked questions

Is QuizFromText free?

Yes. You can generate and practice at no cost and without signing up: three quizzes per UTC day, up to 5,000 characters of material each, with matching flashcards included. Pro raises the limits to up to 50,000 characters per quiz.

Do I need an account?

No. Generating, practicing and exporting all work without an account. An account only adds saved history you can return to.

What does Pro cost?

Pro is $9 per month billed monthly, or $72 billed yearly. A seven-day refund policy applies.

How is QuizFromText different from Quizlet?

QuizFromText generates original multiple-choice questions and matching flashcards from notes you paste in. Quizlet is a library of ready-made flashcard sets and study content, with paid tiers that unlock practice tests and textbook solutions.

Can I export my quizzes and flashcards?

Yes. You can copy them, print or save them as a PDF, and download them for Anki as a tab-separated text file. CSV export is not available yet.

How many questions will I get?

It scales with your material: under 800 characters you get up to 5 questions, and at 800 characters or more you get up to 10, each with four options and an explanation.

Does QuizFromText check its answers against my material?

Every quiz question carries a source quote copied from your material, and every item in a study guide must carry an exact quote of at least 12 characters from the material that supports it. Items without a valid supporting quote are rejected. AI can still make mistakes, so check important answers against your source.

Last updated: November 2026.