OpExams

OpExams is an exam preparation tool that turns text, PDFs, links and videos into ready made quiz questions. OpExams generates quiz questions from long text, topics, links, YouTube videos, PDFs and media, with eight question formats and export to Word or Excel.

OpExams is a question generator built for teachers, trainers and assessment teams who need quiz content without writing every item by hand. The tool accepts several kinds of source material: pasted long text, a plain topic prompt, a web link, a YouTube URL, uploaded media (images, audio or video) or a PDF document. From that input it produces questions across a wide spread of formats, covering multiple choice, multi-select, true or false, short answer, fill in the blank, matching, ordering and open ended prompts. In practice you paste or upload your source, pick the input type, adjust settings and run a generation. Results land in a working area where they can be reviewed and saved into collections, so a course's worth of quizzes stays organized rather than scattered across documents. A history view keeps earlier generations available for reuse. Finished sets can be exported to Word or Excel, printed for offline exams, or shared and embedded as quizzes when the plan allows it. The site reports more than ten million questions generated in the last month, which suggests steady classroom use rather than a side project. Input support is tiered by plan, and that detail matters. Long text, topic, PDF and YouTube sources sit behind Pro, while link and media input (images, audio, video) require Business. The same split applies to export, printing and embedding, which are Pro features. The free tier is deliberately thin: ten initial generations plus one per day. Question generation works in more than 90 languages, though the source notes that English text is capped at roughly 2,000 words per generation, with other languages close to that figure. Alternatives in this space tend to be broader course platforms that bolt on a quiz builder, or generic chatbots prompted to write questions. OpExams is narrower and more structured: it is a dedicated item writer with export paths that fit existing workflows. Anyone needing an API can reach the same capabilities through OpExams' documented endpoint. Best fit is a teacher or instructional designer producing regular assessments; poor fit is someone who needs one free quiz a month.