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AI quiz maker: turn your child's textbook pages into a game

Snap a page, a worksheet or their notes. In a few minutes our AI makes a quiz game on the topic they're learning: 8 levels with creatures to beat, getting harder as they go.

Free preview, no account needed · Ages 7–16

From a textbook page to a game: a real example

We wrote this textbook-style page about how plants make food and photographed it. Our pipeline turned it into an 8‑level game in 78 seconds: the free preview was ready after 10 seconds, and the fact check caught one unclear question and replaced it before the game went live.

The page we photographed
The page we photographed

Leaf Kitchen: The Photosynthesis Quest

8 levels, one guardian each, from “Meet the Green Food-Makers” to “Photosynthesis Mastery”.

A real question from level 1

Fill in the missing words.

Green plants make their own food in a process called photosynthesis. This happens mainly in the leaves of the plant.

  • photosynthesis
  • leaves
  • respiration
  • roots

Make a quiz from a picture of any page

Textbook pages, worksheets, handwritten notes, a vocabulary list, a study guide: if your child is learning from it, you can photograph it. Up to 10 pages per game.

Their material, not a random worksheet

The questions are about the topic on the pages, at the level they're working at, in quiz, true-or-false, sorting, matching, fill-the-gaps and memory games, among others. So they practise the chapter they're actually studying.

Turn homework into a game they ask to play

  • You don't need to know the topic

    Photograph what they're learning and make a game with AI: it writes the questions, so you don't have to remember photosynthesis or fractions.

  • Short sessions that add up

    Each level takes a few minutes. They play a level, beat a guardian and come back for the next one.

  • Share with the class

    A game made from your class's book works for classmates too. Share the link: it holds new questions, not the book's pages, and shows only your child's nickname.

Not a flat quiz: a real game with levels

Every level has a guardian creature to defeat. Right answers power the attack, streaks earn bonus points and stars unlock the next level. The game starts easy and gets harder, so the last levels need real understanding.

How it works

  1. 1

    Snap the pages

    Use a phone, or your laptop's camera. Only the book page: no names or faces.

  2. 2

    Get a free preview, then build the game

    Three sample questions appear in about half a minute, with no account. To build the full game, create a free account (1 game a month), or a parent can start the free 30‑day trial for 10 games a month. No card is needed, and the trial never turns into a payment by itself.

  3. 3

    Play and share

    Your child plays 8 levels from easy to hard. Share the link; with the trial or a subscription you can also keep the game private.

Made for children, built with care

  • Photos deleted within 2 days

    We keep the game and a short summary of the topic, never the photos or the book's text. Our AI provider, Anthropic, deletes its copy within 30 days and doesn't train on it.

  • Every question checked

    A second AI checks every question for correctness and age before the game is ready. It's a practice aid: if it ever disagrees with the book or the teacher, follow them and report it.

  • No ads

    No adverts, and no advertising or tracking cookies.

Questions parents ask

Can I make a quiz from my child's notes?
Yes. Photograph handwritten notes, a worksheet or textbook pages, up to 10 per game. Clear handwriting works best, and a blurry photo is flagged so you can retake it.
Is it an AI quiz maker or an AI game maker?
A bit of both, made for learning. Like a quiz maker, it writes questions on the topic of the pages. Then it turns them into a game: 8 levels from easy to hard, a guardian creature to beat in each, and stars that unlock the next level.
Is the AI quiz generator free?
The preview is free and needs no account. A free account makes 1 full game a month. The free 30‑day trial makes 10 a month and needs no card. Paid subscriptions aren't open yet; when they open, a subscription costs €7.99/month or €59/year (incl. VAT). It never starts by itself: nothing is charged unless a parent chooses to subscribe.
How long does it take?
About half a minute for the free preview, and a few minutes for the full 8‑level game. You can leave the page while it builds.
Which subjects and ages does it work for?
Any school subject with facts and ideas to learn, such as science, history, geography, languages, and maths rules and terms (it doesn't make calculation drills). It's for children aged 7 to 16, and the questions match the level of the pages.
Can it make a math quiz?
Yes, on the rules, terms and ideas from the page, such as what a prime number is or the parts of a fraction. It doesn't make calculation drills: for sums and times tables, play our math games.
How do you make sure the questions are right?
An AI reads the pages to find the topic and what the class is focusing on. It writes new questions from the pages and from what it knows about the topic. A second AI then checks every question for correctness and age. Questions that fail are fixed or left out. The game is a practice aid and can still contain a mistake: if it disagrees with the book or teacher, follow them and report the game.
What happens to the photos?
They're used only to make the game and are deleted within 2 days, usually as soon as the game is ready. Our AI provider, Anthropic, processes them in the USA and possibly other countries, deletes its copy within 30 days (up to 2 years only if its safety systems flag possible misuse) and doesn't use them for training. We keep the new questions and a short summary of the topic, never the photos or the book's text.
Can I use it as a quiz maker for studying before a test?
Yes, that's what it's best at. Photograph the chapter the test covers, and your child practises that topic in game form.
Which languages work?
English, German, Spanish, Russian and Chinese. The game is made in the language of the pages.

Got a test coming up? Turn the chapter into a game.

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