Five question formats
Multiple choice, multi-select, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer — drafted to match your material.
Course materials in.
Exam questions out.
Upload your slides, notes, and readings. ExamKitchen drafts exam questions from them — then you taste and refine every one before it leaves the kitchen. Share a link and anyone can review the questions and suggest edits, no account required.
Start cooking — it’s free See how it works
No credit card. Your materials stay private.
From raw materials to a served exam
-
Upload your ingredients
Drop in lecture slides, notes, or readings — PDF, Word, PowerPoint, or plain text, in one batch.
-
AI drafts the questions
ExamKitchen reads your materials and drafts questions in five formats, from multiple choice to short answer.
-
You taste and refine
Every draft waits in your review queue. Edit, approve, or toss it — nothing is served without your sign-off.
-
Serve with a link
Share one link. Colleagues and students read the questions, vote, and suggest edits — no accounts, no sign-up wall.
Taste-testing, built in
Good questions survive contact with readers. Every exam gets a private, revocable share link where reviewers see the published questions and leave feedback in seconds — anonymously, or with their name on it.
- Thumbs up or down on every question
- Concrete edit suggestions you can apply or dismiss
- Reviewers just enter a name — or none at all
- Regenerate the link and old copies stop working instantly
Q3. Which layer of the OSI model is responsible for routing?
- Data link
- Network
- Transport
- Session
👍 12 👎 1 Suggest an edit
“Specify IPv4 to avoid ambiguity…” — Rita, reviewing via share link
What’s in the kitchen
Review-first workflow
AI output is always a draft. Compare, edit, and publish question by question; unreviewed drafts never reach readers.
Private by default
Your materials are yours alone. Shared pages are excluded from search engines and every link can be revoked in one click.
Feedback without friction
Votes and edit suggestions from anyone with the link, protected by honeypots and rate limits so the noise stays out.
Export where you test
Take finished exams with you — including one-click export formatted for ClassMarker.
Your models, your kitchen coming soon
Run generation on your own AI infrastructure with an on-premise agent — your materials never leave your network.
Fair questions
Do reviewers need an account?
No. Anyone with the share link can read published questions, vote, and suggest edits. They can add their name for attribution, log in if they have an account, or stay anonymous.
What happens to the materials I upload?
They’re used to generate your questions and stored privately for you — never shared with reviewers, never public, never used to train anything.
Can I trust AI-written questions?
You shouldn’t — blindly. That’s why ExamKitchen is review-first: every generated question sits in a draft queue until you approve it, and reviewer feedback catches what you miss.
What file types can I upload?
PDF, Word (.docx), PowerPoint (.pptx), and plain text.