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Quiz generator for teachers from video

A quiz generator for teachers who teach with video.

Sample quiz

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What VidQuiz reads: paste a YouTube link and VidQuiz watches the video itself. For any other source (Vimeo, an MP4, a screen recording, an upload) paste that video’s transcript and VidQuiz writes the questions from it.

See how it works

Questions from your video · answers and explanations · edit before you share

Free plan: 3 quizzes a month, no card needed

The short answer

Last updated July 2026

A quiz generator for teachers turns a class video into a ready-to-use quiz so you stop writing comprehension questions by hand. Paste a lesson video, a documentary, or a recorded class and VidQuiz reads it, then writes multiple-choice questions with the answer marked, a short explanation, and a timestamp. Edit each question to match your grade level and standards, then share a link students take in the browser with no account, or export to Google Classroom, Canvas, or another LMS.

A quiz generator for teachers from video gives back the evenings you used to spend writing comprehension questions. Paste a class video, a documentary, or a recorded lesson and VidQuiz reads it, then writes multiple-choice questions with answers and short explanations aligned to what you showed.

It fits how teachers actually work: show a video, check understanding, and reteach where needed. Generate a quiz in seconds, edit it to match your grade level and standards, then share a link students take in the browser or export to your LMS. Every question is yours to adjust before it reaches the class.

At a glance

From a class video to a graded quiz

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Step	What you do	What VidQuiz does
Load the lesson	Paste a YouTube link, or a file with its transcript	Reads the spoken content it is given
Generate	Click once	Writes MCQs with answers and explanations
Align	Edit to your grade level and standards	Keeps every question editable
Assign	Share a link or export	Gives a browser link or an LMS export

How do teachers make a quiz from a video?

The fast way is to generate the questions from the video and edit them, rather than writing from a blank page. Paste the lesson video into VidQuiz, it reads the spoken content and drafts multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations, and you spend your time reviewing instead of writing. That turns an evening of question-writing into a few minutes of judgment about which questions fit your class.

This matches how a video lesson actually runs: show the clip, check understanding, reteach where needed. Having the quiz drafted before you finish setting up means the comprehension check is ready the moment the video ends.

Can I match the quiz to my grade level and standards?

Yes. The generated quiz is a first draft, and every question is editable before it reaches students. Reword questions to your reading level, swap in vocabulary your class uses, cut anything off-topic, and adjust the difficulty up or down. The generator handles the blank-page problem; you keep full control over alignment to your grade and your standards.

Because you edit rather than accept, the quiz reflects your teaching, not a generic bank. That is the difference between a draft you can trust in front of a class and one you cannot.

Do students need an account to take the quiz?

No. Share a link and students take the quiz in the browser with no sign-up, which keeps a class moving and avoids collecting student data you do not need. When you want scores recorded, export to your LMS: a QTI package imports into Canvas, Blackboard, or Brightspace, and a Google Forms ready CSV suits a Google Classroom setup.

Learners are never metered or charged, so a whole class can take the same quiz on a share link without any per-student cost. You decide whether a quiz is a quick ungraded check or a graded assignment in your gradebook.

Is it accurate enough for grading?

The questions are a strong draft written from your own video, not a guarantee, which is why you review before assigning. For a graded quiz, read the set once, confirm each marked answer against the lesson, and fix any wording that could confuse a student. That review is quick because the writing is already done, and it is where your judgment as the teacher does the work that matters.

What you get with for teachers

Save your evenings

No more writing comprehension questions by hand after a video lesson.

Grade-level ready

Edit questions to match your grade level and standards before sharing.

Students just click

Share a link students take in the browser, no account needed to play.

What you can do

Everything quiz generator for teachers gives you

Paste a YouTube link and VidQuiz reads the video itself; for anything else, upload it with its transcript. Either way it writes the questions and you edit anything before you share. You stay in control of the final quiz.

Make quizzes from class videos
Get MCQs with answers and explanations
Edit to your grade level and standards
Share a link students take in the browser
Export to your LMS when needed
Stop writing comprehension questions by hand

Quiz Studio

Try it on a video right here

Pick a sample or paste your own link, generate the quiz, then answer the questions. Each one is tied to a moment in the video, with the answer and a short explanation.

Sample quiz

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Good questions

Questions about for teachers

Yes. Generate a draft from the video, then edit each question to fit your grade level and standards. The final quiz is always yours.

No. Share a link and students take the quiz in the browser with no account. You can also export to your LMS.

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