PDF → QuestionsDrop in a textbook chapter, walk away with a quiz.Word → QuestionsTurn `.docx` notes into flashcards instantly.PowerPoint → QuestionsLecture decks become test-ready in one click.Images → QuestionsSnap a page or whiteboard, get a quiz from it.Notes → FlashcardsPaste raw notes and get tidy, spaced flashcards.Slides → Mock examBuild a full mock exam from a course outline.
upload a file, get a quiz
We support various file types, from PDFs to word documents. All the questions are generated solely based on the content you provide.
questioning how we create the questions?
We use a smart context chunking algorithm that breaks down large study materials into manageable pieces, ensuring you always get accurate questions.
never run out of questions
We run a detection system to identify when a question was answered correctly multiple times and formulate new ones when it happens. With multiple types of questions, from multiple-choice and long answers to flash cards.
An algorithm that learns
your struggles.
Studieasy maps your strengths in studies so it always knows exactly what to question you next.
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A complete walkthrough of core Studieasy workflows: upload material, generate questions, study adaptively, and publish public sets.
AI Tutor Architecture in Studieasy
How the Studieasy Tutor is structured: trigger logic, context assembly, memory summaries, cost controls, and student-facing responses.
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