Drop up to 3 documents into Doc2Exam. Watch it generate exam questions automatically. Doc2Exam uses generative AI and heuristics to create a "proper distribution" of questions from your uploaded materials. PDF support. Word docs. Text files. Markdown. RTF. PowerPoint presentations too.
Picture this: a medical school professor needs next week's anatomy exam ready fast. Upload lecture slides and textbook chapters — get a full test in minutes. Doc2Exam doesn't just spit out multiple choice questions either. It generates free-text responses and provides automatic scoring with feedback for each student's answers.
The creators promise this isn't some toy quiz maker.
They're targeting real academic situations where grades matter. Students prepping for medical board exams can also use Doc2Exam to test themselves on dense study materials. Upload your notes and practice materials, then drill yourself with AI-generated questions that pull from the actual content you need to master.
The three-document limit per upload feels restrictive if you're working with extensive course materials. You'll need multiple rounds of uploads for larger projects. Doc2Exam markets itself as serious assessment software — not entertainment — with a commitment to improve anything that falls short of "exceptional" quality. No free tier appears available, though specific pricing details aren't disclosed on the site.
