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Screenshot Quiz Solver for Practice Tests

Stuck on a past paper or a practice quiz? Take a screenshot, paste it here with Ctrl+V, and get every question answered with a short explanation of why. The result is a study sheet, not a chat: each question, its options, the answer marked, and a confidence rating so you know which ones to double-check.

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How it works

01Screenshot and pastePress Ctrl+V / ⌘V anywhere on the page to paste a screenshot of the questions, or drop in a phone screenshot or photo — several at once is fine.
02Read & answerOCR pulls out each question and its options; an AI model picks the answer and explains it.
03Copy or downloadA Markdown study sheet — copy it, download .docx or .md, or paste it into Notion.

why this tool

Screenshot Quiz Solver for Practice Tests, done right

Answers you can auditEvery answer carries a confidence rating, and questions the model can't settle say so instead of guessing.

Cut-off questions stay unansweredA question clipped by the screenshot is shown as printed, never completed or answered.

A study sheet, not a chat logQuestion, options, marked answer, explanation — one clean document per screenshot, ready to revise from.

Batch up to 20 screenshotsA whole past-paper session in one pass, merged into a single document.

the study sheet

What every answered question looks like

The output is a document you can revise from, not a conversation to scroll through. Each screenshot becomes one sheet, titled with the exam name and year when the page prints them, and opens with a line saying how many of the questions were answered — so a partial result never passes for a complete one.

The question, as printed: Each question keeps its own number from the paper and its options with their own letters. Wrapped lines are rejoined; menus, buttons and "View explanation" links from a quiz site are dropped.
The answer, marked: The chosen option is ticked in the list and repeated in bold underneath, letter and text, so you can check it at a glance.
A confidence rating: Every answer is labelled confident, fairly sure or "unsure — check this one". The model is instructed that a wrong confident answer is worse than an honest unsure one.
A short explanation: One to three sentences on why, naming the fact that decides it — the part that actually helps you remember it next time.
Open-ended questions: A short question without options gets a one-sentence answer.

honest by design

When it refuses to answer

An answer key that is confidently wrong is worse than no key at all, because you learn the wrong thing. So there are three situations in which a question deliberately comes back without an answer.

Cut off by the screenshot: A question or option clipped at the edge of the image is shown as printed and marked "Cut off in the screenshot — not answered". It is never completed by guesswork.
No confident answer: When the model cannot tell, the question says "No confident answer — check a reference" instead of picking a letter at random.
Nothing invented: A question or an option that is not on the page is never added. If no questions are found at all, you get an error, not a made-up quiz.
Not an official key: Every sheet says so at the top. Use it to find out what you got wrong, then confirm the unsure ones against your textbook or the official answers.

getting a clean read

Screenshots that answer well

Whole questions in frame: Scroll so the question and every option are visible before you screenshot — anything cut off will not be answered.
Several questions per image: A screenshot with five questions gives five answers. You do not need one image per question.
Diagrams: Questions that depend on a graph or a figure are the weakest case: the question text is always read, but a diagram may not be, and the answer then comes back unsure or empty.
A whole past paper: Sign in free and drop up to 20 screenshots; every one is answered and merged into a single study sheet you can download as .docx or .md.
Your image: It is deleted within 30 minutes and the job record within two hours. The study sheet lives in your browser until you copy or download it.

known weak spots

Where it still gets things wrong

A misread question, a wrong answer: Answers are usually worked out from the text read off your screenshot, not from the picture itself. If a number or a word in the question is misread, the answer follows the misread — make sure each question in the sheet matches your screenshot.
Confident is not the same as right: The rating is the model judging itself. It tells you what to check first; it is not a guarantee, and an answer marked confident can still be wrong.

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Frequently asked questions

Are the answers correct?

They are AI answers, not an official answer key. Each one is marked confident, fairly sure or unsure, and the explanation tells you which fact decided it — check anything marked unsure against your textbook or the official key.

What kinds of questions work?

Multiple-choice questions with lettered options work best — past papers, practice tests, online quiz sites. Short open-ended questions get a one-sentence answer. Long essay prompts and questions that depend on a diagram the OCR can't read will come back unanswered.

Can I upload several screenshots at once?

Yes — sign in free and drop up to 20 screenshots together. Every screenshot's questions are answered and merged into one study sheet.

Why is there a daily limit on answered screenshots?

Every screenshot is read and then answered by a language model, which is the costly step. Without an account you get a small number per day; a free sign-in raises it for the rest of the beta and lets you answer a whole past paper as one batch.

Does it work in languages other than English?

Yes. Questions are read in the language they are printed in, and each explanation is written in that same language.

Do I have to save the screenshot as a file first?

No. Take the screenshot to the clipboard (Win+Shift+S on Windows, Cmd+Ctrl+Shift+4 on a Mac) and press Ctrl+V or ⌘V on this page — the picture goes straight in. Dragging a saved file onto the page works too.

Can I use it during a live exam?

Don't. It is built for revision — past papers, practice tests, homework you want to check — and using it in an exam that forbids outside help is cheating whatever the tool. The confidence ratings are there to show you where your own studying should go.

What if the screenshot has no questions?

You get a clear message that no quiz questions were found, instead of an invented quiz. Check that the questions are in frame and not hidden behind a pop-up.

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