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Turn a photo of a page into a quiz

Take a photo of a textbook page, a handout or a page from a reader. Temaly reads the text in the picture, writes exercises about it and gives you one link for your class.

No account needed to start. Works in your browser.

How to make a quiz from a photo

  1. Take or upload a photo

    On a phone the camera opens straight away; on a computer, pick an image file. One clear page per photo works best.

  2. Say who it is for

    Subject, level, language and what to practise. Temaly drafts the set; add, remove or rewrite any exercise.

  3. Share one link

    Students open it on any phone, type their name and answer. Answers are marked automatically and you see each one.

Pages teachers photograph, and what comes out

  • A grammar page from the coursebook

    Gap fills that drill the form and short-answer questions that make students use it in a sentence of their own.

  • A history textbook spread

    Multiple-choice questions on causes and dates and a put-in-order exercise for the events on the page.

  • A reading passage in the workbook

    True-or-false statements, matching for the new words and comprehension questions with short answers.

Six kinds of exercise

A set mixes the kinds that fit your material. Add, remove, reorder or rewrite any of them.

  • Multiple choice
  • True or false
  • Gap fill
  • Matching
  • Put in order
  • Short answer

Questions teachers ask

Is the image to quiz maker free?

Yes. You can start at once, without signing up.

What kind of photo works?

A clear photo of a printed page: a textbook, a workbook, a handout. Temaly reads the text in the image and writes the exercises from it.

Can I fix the questions?

Yes. Change any exercise by hand, add your own, or ask the AI to rewrite one in your own words.

Do students need an account?

No. They open the link you share, type their name and answer on any phone, tablet or computer.

Make your first set of exercises today

Bring one video, photo or text from your next lesson. It takes about a minute.