Quizify solves a specific, repetitive problem: turning a page of source material into a usable assessment. You paste text — an article, a chapter summary, a set of notes — choose between one and twenty questions with up to five answer options each, and the generator produces the questions along with the marked correct answer for each. The output can be read on screen, copied out, exported as structured JSON for use in another system, or published directly to Google Forms.
The tool also includes a handful of settings that go beyond a plain generator. An explain-answer option adds reasoning to each correct answer, which helps when a quiz is used for study rather than testing. A custom prompt field lets you steer style and difficulty, and a student persona selector ages the language up or down across five bands, from early childhood through college. That persona control is the most distinctive part of the product for classroom use.
The interface itself is deliberately spare. There is a library of pre-built quizzes covering web development topics such as JavaScript, CSS, APIs and databases, which serves mainly as a demonstration of format rather than a curriculum. An in-app upgrade path unlocks Pro features. The pricing page is not publicly reachable, so specific paid tiers should be confirmed in the app before purchase.