Paste your notes, upload a PDF or snap a photo of a page, and Synt's AI quiz maker writes a practice test from your actual course material — not generic trivia or someone else's deck. Test yourself before the exam does, and find your weak spots while there's still time to fix them. Works in your browser, no install needed — or grab the app.
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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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Generate a full practice test from the whole unit or your study guide and sit the exam before the real one. No surprises on exam day.
Finished a chapter? Quiz yourself on it immediately to make sure it actually sank in.
Turn each week's lecture notes into a quick quiz — five minutes of retrieval beats an hour of re-reading. See notes to quiz.
Generate quizzes from shared materials and challenge each other before finals — everyone revises the same syllabus, not a random deck off the internet.
Paste text, upload a PDF or snap a photo of your notes — the same material your exam will cover.

Synt identifies the concepts worth testing and generates questions with answers based on your material.

Answer, get corrected, and review what you missed. Drill weak spots with flashcards until they stick.

of questions generated from your own course material
of self-testing beats an hour of passive re-reading
from notes or PDF to a ready-to-take practice quiz
Add your study material — text, a PDF or a photo of your notes — and Synt generates a practice quiz with questions based on the key concepts in that material.
Yes. Upload lecture slides, a chapter or a paper and Synt builds test questions from its content. Scanned documents and photos of handwritten notes work too. You can also summarize the PDF first.
Yes. Feed it the whole unit instead of a single chapter and Synt writes a longer set of questions covering the full syllabus, so you can sit a mock exam before the real one.
Yes — that's the difference from generic quiz sites and shared decks. Every question is generated from the material you provide, so you practice exactly what your exam covers.
Testing yourself forces your brain to retrieve information, which strengthens memory far more than passive re-reading. It also shows you what you don't know while there's still time to fix it — the same principle behind the Feynman Technique.
Yes — in your browser at app.synt.app or as an app on iOS and Android. You can generate your first practice quizzes without paying; Pro unlocks unlimited generations and longer documents.
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.
Quiz yourself at the end of each study session, then re-test the questions you missed a couple of days later. Short, spaced retrieval beats one long cramming block — our guide on how to focus while studying shows how to structure those sessions.
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