Quiz generator for fast active recall
A short self-test from the pages you pick.
A quiz generator makes a short self-test from the pages you just studied. Recall Engine turns the pages you pick into a few MCQ-style questions with answers and source pages so you can test yourself the same day. Answer from memory first and then check each answer against its page.
See what gets generated
Quick quiz · 2 questions
p. 31. Which condition is an infection of bone and marrow?
- A. Cellulitis
- B. Osteomyelitis
- C. Septic arthritis
- D. Osteoarthritis
2. Which local clue points to cellulitis?
- A. Bone tenderness
- B. Painful joint movement
- C. Skin warmth and redness
- D. Cloudy synovial fluid
Check both answers
- 1. B. Osteomyelitis
- 2. C. Skin warmth and redness
Answer both before you check. Revisit the distinction you missed instead of rereading the answers.
Built from the “Name the infected compartment” table on page 3 of a public sample reference sheet. This is a teaching example rather than clinical advice.
Practise without uploading
The prepared question bank runs from the preclinical sciences to the clinical specialties. Every question explains every option.
How it works
Upload your lecture
Drop in a lecture PDF up to 100 MB, a PowerPoint, or pasted text. Text-based and scanned PDFs both work.
Select your pages
Pick the pages or slides you want quizzed or run the whole lecture for a full review.
Quiz and verify
Answer each question from memory then check the explanation and the source page it came from.
Why students use it
- Quick MCQ-style quizzes built for repeated active recall sessions
- Answer from memory in minutes then re-quiz the questions you miss
- Every answer traces back to a source page so you can verify it
- Free to start with 50 credits on signup and no card required
Frequently asked questions
Another question?
support@recallengine.appWhat is a quiz generator?
A quiz generator turns study material into a set of questions you can test yourself on. Recall Engine builds a quick, MCQ-style quiz from your own lecture notes so the questions match what you were actually taught and each answer links to its source page.
Can I make a quiz from my lecture notes?
Yes. Upload a lecture PDF, a PowerPoint, or pasted text, choose the pages, and Recall Engine generates a quiz with answers and explanations. Both text-based and scanned PDFs are supported.
How is the quiz generator different from the MCQ generator?
Both produce MCQ-style questions. The quiz generator is tuned for quick, repeatable self-testing on a lecture you just covered. If you want longer clinical stems in the single-best-answer format most exams use, the SBA question generator is the better fit. Recall Engine offers all three.
Is it free?
You get 50 credits free on signup with no card required. Credits are only charged after a quiz generates successfully so a failed run never costs you. This is a study aid and you remain the final check on every answer.
Can I take a quiz without uploading a lecture?
Yes. The prepared question bank has questions for all five years of medical school. Every question explains every option.
How many quiz questions can I generate?
Choose the number of questions when you generate. Each quiz uses credits based on how many questions you make. Credits are charged only after a quiz generates successfully.
Can I trust the quiz answers or do they have errors?
Every question links its answer to the page it came from. AI can still misread a slide or word an option awkwardly. Treat the source page as the deciding vote. This is a study aid rather than medical advice.
Is a quick quiz from this tool better than a pre-made question bank?
It is different but not better. A prepared bank gives you reviewed questions across a whole subject, while a quiz from your lecture tests what you just sat through in your lecturer's wording. Many students use both: the question bank for coverage and a quiz for same-day recall.
Try it on your next lecture.
50 free credits for your own lectures.