QuestionAid

QuestionAid is an exam preparation tool that turns any text into quiz questions and distractors in minutes. QuestionAid generates quiz questions and multiple choice distractors from any text you paste in, then lets you edit them and share the result as a quiz or export it to Moodle, Kahoot and similar platforms.

QuestionAid is a web tool that turns source text into finished quiz material. Paste a passage into the text box, and the tool proposes questions drawn from that passage, along with distractor answers for multiple choice formats. Teachers and trainers who already have reading material but no time to build assessments around it are the obvious audience, though anyone producing knowledge checks from documents can use it. In practice the workflow starts with a text box. Entire articles, lecture notes or book chapters can go in, and a selection can be limited to a subsection when only part of the source should be tested. Generated questions appear in a results area where each one can be opened, reviewed and edited before use. The editing layer matters: AI-generated items still need a human check for accuracy and clarity, and QuestionAid keeps that review step inside the same screen rather than forcing a copy-paste round trip. Output is where the tool separates itself from general chatbots. Finished questions can be shared as a quiz or exported to learning platforms such as Moodle and Kahoot, which avoids rebuilding items by hand in an LMS question bank. Distractors can be generated on their own as well, useful when a question stem exists but the wrong answers do not. Pricing follows a credit model with no subscription. Credits convert to questions or distractors at a fixed ratio, and larger packs lower the per-credit cost, so occasional users can buy a small block and heavy users can scale up. That suits schools and individual instructors better than a monthly plan they may not exhaust. Compared with asking a general assistant to write questions, QuestionAid is narrower but adds the structured review and export path that assessment work actually needs.