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Create quiz questions from an image

Turn a clear photograph of a lesson or problem into practice questions. Include the complete text, diagram and scientific notation in your source.

Create a practice quiz

Source

Photograph the page straight on with even lighting. Include the whole question, all values, diagram labels and units. Avoid shadows, blur and cropped axes. Upload a supported image such as JPG, PNG or WebP, no larger than 20 MB.

Check your work

Check subscripts, powers, fractions and signs before uploading. CO is carbon monoxide, whereas Co is the symbol for cobalt. In physics, m and m/s are different units. If a symbol is unreadable, supply a clearer image or accurate text instead of expecting AI to guess.

Settings

Choose the country, stage and a number of questions suited to the visible material. One problem is not a source for an entire chapter. Advanced explanations can show the given data, formula and steps, but geometry answers must not assume lengths or angles absent from the source.

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