In this guide
How it works
Open the PDF and choose the interface language you want for questions and answers.
Select the AI question-generation task and a count between 1 and 10.
Check every answer against the original and download the editable text as TXT if useful.
Input, result and limits
| Property | Details |
|---|---|
| Input | |
| Output | TXT |
| Important limitation | Long documents use selected passages; check answers against the original. |
The workflow in six views
1Input
Open the PDF and choose the interface language you want for questions and answers.
2Settings
Select the AI question-generation task and a count between 1 and 10.
3Apply
PDF → TXT
4Before and after
Document and question → Text draft for review
5Review
Check claims against the original source Compare names, figures and special characters Check the chosen language and technical terms
6Save
Check every answer against the original and download the editable text as TXT if useful.
Example
Before
Document and question
After
Text draft for review
Check these details in the result
- Check claims against the original source
- Compare names, figures and special characters
- Check the chosen language and technical terms
Learn from specific textual evidence
A question about a described procedure or an explicitly stated figure can be checked against its source. Verify that evidence and any page references. If the document provides too little material, the output may contain fewer questions. A requested count should not cause unsupported facts to be invented merely to fill the list.
Review coverage and answers yourself
Long documents use selected passages, with a notice explaining that limitation. The generated questions may not cover every page or topic. Even for a short PDF, the response remains AI-generated. Correct unclear wording and verify figures before using the material for teaching, training or exam preparation. The PDF itself is unchanged, and a TXT copy can be revised in your own text editor.
Frequently asked questions
Does this create an automatic multiple-choice test?
The output contains questions with brief answers. It does not create answer options, scoring or an interactive examination system.
Can I use scanned study material?
It needs readable text through OCR first. Check recognition errors before using that text as the basis for questions.