AI Question Generator: paste a text, get questions with answers

How do you generate questions from a text? Paste the passage, article or notes into Synt and the AI writes multiple-choice questions about it, each with one correct answer and three plausible distractors. You can answer them, go back to the ones you miss or share the set with a code. Try three questions below, without an account.

A reading passage for class, a chapter you have to know, an article your study group is discussing. Paste it in and Synt generates the questions for you — 20 per set, all drawn from that text. Use them to test yourself, or share them so everyone answers the same set. Works in your browser, no install needed — or grab the app.

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Try it now: paste your notes, get 3 questions

No sign-up needed. Paste a section of your notes (200 to 6,000 characters) and get three multiple-choice questions written from it — the same engine that builds full 20-question quizzes in Synt.

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What you can turn into questions

Reading passages

Check comprehension of a story, an essay or a textbook passage: the questions follow what the text actually says.

Articles and chapters

Long texts become a set of questions on the main ideas, so you know whether you understood or only skimmed.

Your own notes

Lecture notes and study guides work too — for that case there is a dedicated page: notes to quiz.

Questions to share

Every set can be shared with a 6-character code or a link: classmates answer the same questions in their browser.

Generate questions in three steps

Paste the text

Paste a passage or a whole chapter, or take a photo of the page.

Pasting a text into the AI question generator

Get the questions

Synt picks what is worth asking and writes multiple-choice questions with the right answer marked.

AI generating multiple-choice questions from a text

Answer or share

Take the set and see how you did, go back to the misses, or send the code to your group.

Reviewing the answers to questions generated from a text

Question Generator FAQ

What kind of questions does it generate?

Multiple-choice questions with four options and one correct answer. For open-ended practice, turn the same text into cards with the flashcard maker and answer each one aloud before flipping it.

Is the question generator free?

Yes — in your browser at app.synt.app or as an app on iOS and Android. You can generate your first question sets without paying; Pro unlocks unlimited generations and longer documents.

Can I use it on my computer, without installing anything?

Yes. Go to app.synt.app in any browser, create a free account and you get the same summaries, quizzes and flashcards as in the app; your material syncs between your phone and your computer.

Are the questions based only on my text?

Yes. Every question and answer comes from the text you paste, so they test what that passage says — useful for reading comprehension and for course material.

Can teachers use it?

Yes, to draft a quick comprehension check: generate the set, review it and share the code with the class. Synt is built for students, so there is no class roster or grading dashboard.

How is this different from the quiz generator?

The quiz generator is about studying your course material for an exam; the question generator starts from any text you have in hand. Both use the same engine.

How should I practise with the questions?

Answer the full set once, then go back to the ones you missed a few days later — that spacing is what makes it stick. See active recall and spaced repetition.