Quizbot Alternatives

If you're looking for a Quizbot alternative, Quizgecko is a good option. This AI-powered question maker lets you convert text files, including PDFs, DOCs and PPTs, into quizzes you can share. It accommodates multiple question types, personalized learning with customizable flashcards, and smart grading with explanations. It also supports multiple languages and has an API for integration into other tools, so it's good for schools and businesses.

Another good option is QuizWhiz. The tool lets you create quizzes from text you type in, PDF files and image uploads of scans, and it'll create multiple-choice, true or false and fill-in-the-blank questions. QuizWhiz has three pricing levels, including a free Starter plan, so it's good if you're generating quizzes a lot. It's also easy to use and flexible, so it's good for schools and individuals who need to create quizzes often.

If you need a tool that can handle lots of different content sources, Quizbot is worth a look. It can generate different types of questions from a variety of sources like videos, websites and audio files. Quizbot also supports 55 languages, and it's got some other useful features like a plagiarism detector and AI content detector, so it's good for assessments and practice exams.