Your Materials, Turned into
Exam-Style MCQs

Turn your course materials into exam-style questions that ask you to use what you’ve learned. Practise choosing the best answer or identifying several correct answers, then work through the explanations. For visual material, image occlusion lets you recall hidden labels on diagrams and illustrations.

Upload PDFs, PowerPoint presentations (.ppt and .pptx), and Word documents (.docx). These can include lecture slides, textbook excerpts, summaries, handwritten notes saved as PDFs, and past exams. You can combine several files in one deck.

Your study materials provide the content for the questions. AgenticAnki analyses their topics and subtopics to plan the deck. If you add past exams or practice questions, it also uses their wording, difficulty and answer format as examples for the new questions. Past exams are optional.

AgenticAnki uses a purpose-built, multi-stage workflow developed specifically for course-based exam practice. It analyses your materials, maps topics and subtopics across your files, and plans questions to cover the identified content systematically. When you add past exams, it analyses their wording, difficulty and answer format to guide the style of new questions. These steps are built into the process, alongside explanations, source references and Anki export, so coverage and exam style are part of how your deck is created.

Choose Single Choice for questions with one best answer, or Multiple Answer for questions with five options and one or more correct answers. Both include explanations. Image occlusion creates a different kind of exercise: labels on an image are hidden for you to recall.

Upload materials containing labelled diagrams or illustrations. AgenticAnki detects label regions for you to review and adjust before export. In Anki, the selected labels are hidden, so you can test whether you remember them.

Download the deck as an .apkg file and import it into Anki. Answer each question before revealing the solution, then use the explanation to work through your reasoning. Anki schedules future reviews based on how well you remember each card.

Yes. Each account includes a free MCQ sample with up to five questions and a free image-occlusion sample. Both include Anki export, so you can try the cards in Anki before buying.

No. Choose a one-time pack for one deck or an exam bundle for three. If you want to create decks regularly, the Student subscription includes five credits per month. Credits from single packs and exam bundles do not expire. Unused subscription credits roll over across consecutive paid months. If you cancel, they remain available until the end of your final paid period, then expire. Restarting a subscription does not restore expired credits.

One credit covers one deck, even when you combine several files in it. A newly generated deck uses another credit. After a technical failure, up to two retries with the same materials and settings are included.

Cancel through your billing portal before the next renewal. Your remaining subscription credits, including rolled-over credits, stay available until the end of your final paid period, then expire. Credits bought in one-time packs remain available. Decks you have already exported remain usable in Anki.

Processing time depends on the amount and complexity of your material and the type of deck you choose. You can follow its progress in your dashboard.