Skip the cram.
Take the test first.

You upload a file — PDF, textbook page, or photo of your notes. We pull out the stuff worth testing and build you a full practice test with 25–35 questions and explanations. Most files finish in under 2 minutes. No typing, no account needed for your first try.

A quiz is short — usually 15–20 questions for quick review. A test is longer and more comprehensive — 25–35 questions covering a whole chapter or study unit, meant to mirror what you'll actually see on exam day. Laxu AI does both, but this page is optimized for full practice tests rather than short drills.

Yes. Drop in any PDF up to 50MB — lecture slides, textbook chapters, research papers, whatever you have. Scanned PDFs work too, because we read the text out of the images automatically. A 50-page PDF usually finishes in under 2 minutes.

Yes. Snap a photo of your handwritten notes, a whiteboard, or a textbook page. Even messy handwriting is fine — we OCR the image and pull the text out. This is one of the things most other AI test generators don't do.

Multiple choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer. The mix depends on your content — a dense chapter full of definitions will lean fill-in-the-blank, while a reading-heavy chapter leans short answer. Every wrong answer comes with an explanation so you know why.

Between 25 and 35 questions per test. The exact number depends on how much content is in your file — a 3-page lecture summary might generate 25, a 50-page textbook chapter gets closer to 35. That's typically enough to cover a whole study unit.

Yes — it's one of the most-studied findings in cognitive science. Practice testing (called 'retrieval practice') forces your brain to pull information out, which strengthens memory far more than re-reading. A 2011 Science study found students who tested themselves scored up to 50% higher than those who reread notes for the same amount of time.

Quizlet makes you type every flashcard first, then generates questions from what you typed — that's a lot of work before you can start. Laxu AI skips that: upload your PDF, get a full test in 2 minutes. We also support photos of handwritten notes and lecture recordings, which Quizgecko doesn't.

Yes, and students in medical, law, and nursing programs are among our biggest users. Upload your review materials — Kaplan notes, case law outlines, nursing fundamentals — and get practice tests on whatever you're weakest on. The more specific your input, the better the questions.

Yes. All new accounts get 1 free upload with full access to tests, flashcards, notes, and summaries. Pro starts at $4.99/month for unlimited uploads, priority processing, and export to PDF or Anki format.

Pro users can export tests and flashcards to PDF or Anki format. Useful if you want to print a paper copy before the exam or study offline on your commute.

Any language. Upload content in English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Hindi, Mandarin — whatever your study materials are in, you'll get questions back in the same language.

Yes. Your uploads stay private — we don't sell them, share them, or use them to train anyone else's model. Files are encrypted, and you can delete anything from your dashboard whenever you want.