Webpage to Quiz

Turn a webpage into a quiz in two steps.

Save the page as a PDF, or copy its text, then let YonoLMS's AI tab draft matching questions for you to review before publishing.

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The short answer

There's no direct URL input — the AI tab works from a PDF, photos, or pasted text. For an article or webpage, either save it as a PDF using your browser's print function, or simply copy the text and paste it in — both take a few seconds and work the same as any other source.

From webpage to a published quiz.

One export, then the usual AI workflow.

1
Save the page as a PDF
Use your browser's print option (Ctrl+P or Cmd+P) and choose 'Save as PDF' as the destination.
2
Open the AI tab
Start a new quiz in YonoLMS and switch to the AI tab.
3
Upload the PDF
Attach the saved file — it works exactly like any other PDF source.
4
Review, then publish
Edit or remove any drafted question before it's saved and published.

Webpage to quiz, answered.

Can I just paste a webpage URL to generate a quiz?expand_more

No — there's no direct URL input. Saving the page as a PDF (or copying its text) first works just as well.

How do I save a webpage as a PDF?expand_more

Open your browser's print dialog (Ctrl+P or Cmd+P) and choose 'Save as PDF' as the destination instead of printing to a physical printer.

Is it easier to just copy and paste the article text instead?expand_more

For text-heavy pages, yes — copy the article text and use it the same way you'd use any pasted text in the AI tab, no PDF step needed. See text to quiz for that workflow.

Will ads, navigation, or sidebars end up in the questions?expand_more

A print-to-PDF export usually strips most of that, but it depends on the page — copying just the article text avoids the issue entirely.

Is this free?expand_more

Yes, YonoLMS is free to start.