Canvas Quiz Solver is a browser extension aimed at students who want an answer available while a quiz is open. Rather than copying a question into a separate chatbot tab, the extension reads the question where it is rendered on the page and inserts the answer just below it. It works with the classic Canvas quiz format and with New Quizzes, the iframe-based layout that many similar extensions struggle to read. A discreet mode, on by default, replaces the obvious button with a small icon and displays the response in plain small text.
The tool covers the question formats that actually appear in graded work: multiple choice and multiple answer, true or false, fill-in-the-blank and short answer, matching, ordering and categorization, numerical and formula items, essays, and image questions such as diagrams, charts or labelled anatomy photos. It also reaches beyond Canvas — McGraw Hill Connect and SmartBook, ALEKS, Pearson MyLab, IXL, Khan Academy, MyOpenMath, Google Forms quizzes, Quizizz and Edpuzzle are supported, and on any other site a Snap a question feature lets you drag a box over the question and receive an answer beside it, including on PDFs opened in Chrome.
It is important to be honest about what this is and who makes it. Canvas Quiz Solver is an independent third-party product; it is not published by or affiliated with Instructure, McGraw Hill, Pearson, IXL Learning, Khan Academy or the other platforms it mentions, whose names are their owners' trademarks. It is free to install, but unlimited use requires a paid plan, quoted at $14.99 per month or $48.99 per four months. The developer also notes that it is intended to supplement studying and that answers may not be perfectly accurate on course-specific material; using it where a course forbids outside help may breach academic integrity rules, so it should be used responsibly.
