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PowerPoint to Quiz: Free Slide Practice
PowerPoint to quiz: copy slide text for free recall practice with source answers. Try 40 original questions, or export a PDF for the separate AI tool.
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How it works
- 1Copy the slide textCopy PowerPoint text and speaker notes. The free local practice uses question–answer lines. For the separate AI tool, export a PDF under 3 MB or use PNG, JPG, or WebP images; .ppt and .pptx uploads are not supported.
- 2Check the source answersKeep each slide title, write a question, and paste the complete answer or evidence beside it. Preview and edit before confirming. A heading alone is not enough.
- 3Recall, compare, and reviewAnswer from memory, reveal the source, and rate your recall. Continue to the next group or retry missed questions. Your confirmed material and progress stay in this browser tab.
Optional: use AI to generate a separate quiz
This separate generator sends the material you enter to QuizGen’s AI service. Its existing free-use limits apply. Your local practice material is not copied into it.
Attach your slide text or an exported PDF right here — or paste text. Free · no signup to try · ~10 seconds
Questions people ask
Is this PowerPoint to quiz practice free?Yes. Local text practice, source answers, next groups, and missed-question review are free without a login. The separate optional AI generator keeps its existing free-use limits; anonymous generation is limited to five questions.
Can I upload PPT or PPTX files directly?No. Copy the slide text for local practice, or export a PDF for the separate AI generator. That generator accepts PDFs under 3 MB and supported images. Local practice does not read PDFs, images, or Google Slides sharing links.
How do I include speaker notes or a diagram?Copy the notes you need into each source answer. For a graph, include the axes, units, values, and comparison. Explain a diagram in words; a title or image alone does not provide evidence for this local practice.
Can I keep practicing after one group?Yes. Continue in groups of up to five questions or retry ones you marked for review. The original example has 40 source questions across eight sections. Once you have tried every question, later groups are review; add material for new questions.