Any exam format
Word .docx, PDF and even scanned past papers all import — no manual cleanup beforehand.
PDF to Google Form in one click
Want to turn pdf to google form without rebuilding every question by hand? Upload your PDF file and ExamParser does the pdf to google form conversion for you — it reads each question's number, stem, options and answer key, then builds a native Google Form you can share or attach to Classroom. Word and Google Docs work too.
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1Which organelle carries out photosynthesis in plant cells?A · B · C · DC
2The Treaty of Westphalia was signed in which year?A · B · C · DB
3Identify the balanced equation for the combustion of methane.A · B · CA
…47 further rows parsed — answer kept in each row✓
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Core advantages
A converter that keeps the structure other tools throw away
Most tools flatten a question paper into one block of text and leave the answer key stranded at the end. ExamParser reads each question's number, stem, options and correct answer as one unit, so the answer travels inside the question and the Google Form gets a file it will actually accept. It handles the question types teachers actually use — single choice (MC), multiple choice (MR), true/false and essay — and keeps each answer in its own field, so nothing gets lost in translation. That is exactly what makes pdf to google form conversion clean — every option and its answer key travels with the question, no rebuild needed.
No question limit
A whole paper is parsed in one pass — dozens or thousands of questions, with no truncation or errors from size.
Every question type
Single choice, multiple response, true/false, cloze and essay are all recognized and labelled in the preview.
Images, tables & formulas kept
Diagrams, data tables and math formulas in the stem are preserved intact — no broken structure, no garbled text.
Multilingual
Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, German and more — even mixed in one file — are all handled.
From Word straight to Google Form
One parse builds a native Google Form — questions, options and the answer key land in the right fields, ready to share or attach to Classroom.
Google Form
PDF to Google Form — a graded quiz in minutes, no rebuild
ExamParser turns a paper into one Google Form item per question — multiple choice as a choice grid, multiple answer as checkboxes, true/false as a dropdown and essay as a paragraph — and sets the answer key so Quiz mode grades each response automatically. Images, options and the correct answer all land in the right place, so the form is ready to send the moment parsing finishes. Want to tweak first? Edit anything in the preview, then regenerate the form.
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Upload the paper
.docx or a Word file. The parser reads the number, stem, options and the correct answer for every question.
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Check the parsed grid
Every question becomes a row. Fix anything in place — edits flow straight into the Google Form.
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Open the Google Form
ExamParser builds the form and opens it for you — questions, choices and the answer key already in place.
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Share or attach to Classroom
Send the link, embed it, or attach the form to a Classroom assignment. Grading is automatic once the answer key is set.
Question text→ Form item title
Options A–E→ Choice options
Answer key→ Answer key (quiz mode)
Marks / points→
Points per item
your-quiz – Google Forms
<!-- Google Form item (auto-built) --> Q1. Which organelle carries out photosynthesis? ○ A. Chloroplast ← answer key ○ B. Mitochondrion ○ C. Ribosome ○ D. Nucleus Points: 1 · Quiz mode: graded
Product demo
60 seconds: a paper becomes a question bank
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Your Google Form
What the Google Form actually contains
Every part of your paper becomes a real Form item — nothing flattened, nothing lost.
| From your paper | Becomes in the Form | Answer key |
|---|---|---|
| Question text | Form item title, with bold text and bullets kept | — |
| Options A–E | Choice options (multiple choice, checkboxes or dropdown) | Yes, set as the correct answer |
| True / False | Dropdown with the two choices | Yes |
| Essay / short answer | Paragraph item | Reviewed manually |
| Images & tables | Embedded in the item where Forms allows | — |
| Marks / points | Points per item in quiz settings | Yes, auto-graded |
Preserved
What ExamParser keeps from your document
Every part of a question stays attached to that question — number, stem, options and answer never drift apart. Beyond plain text, ExamParser also carries over images, tables and math formulas whenever the export format can hold them.
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Question number
The original numbering of each item is kept, so order matches your source exactly.
Q
Question stem
The full prompt is extracted as one block, including bold text, bullets and inline formatting.
A–E
Options
Every choice is captured in order — whether there are two options or twenty.
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Answer key
The correct answer travels inside the question and is set as the answer key in the Google Form.
IMG
Images
Diagrams, graphs and figures stay embedded — written into the Google Form and the Word export where media is supported.
TBL
Tables
Tabular data is kept as a real table where the format allows, instead of being flattened into one line.
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Math formulas
Equations are preserved as MathML / LaTeX so they render in the Google Form and the Word export — not as broken images.
Written only where the format allows. The Google Form and the Word (.docx) export keep images, tables and math formulas. CSV and plain Excel keep the text — numbers, stems, options and answers — but cannot carry media or equations.
Pricing
One simple price for your whole exam file
No subscription. Sign in to create your Google Form; upload and preview any paper for free. When you download, you pay a single one-time price based on how many questions your file has — pick the plan that fits.
Up to 50 questions
$5.9 one-time
- Free to upload and preview
- Answer stored with each question
- All export formats included
Most popular
Up to 1,000 questions
$19.9 one-time
- Free to upload and preview
- Answer stored with each question
- All export formats included
Up to 5,000 questions
$59 one-time
- Free to upload and preview
- Answer stored with each question
- All export formats included
5,000+ questions
$79 one-time
- Free to upload and preview
- Answer stored with each question
- All export formats included
Each plan is a one-time payment
All export formats in every download
No subscription — no recurring fee
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FAQ
Questions people ask before they convert
Do I need to sign in to create a Google Form?
Yes — for Google Forms you must sign in. The form is created under your own Google account, so we ask you to sign in before uploading. If you're not signed in, the sign-in dialog opens automatically and the file won't upload until you're in. Once signed in, ExamParser builds the quiz and hands it to your account as a Google Form you own, edit and share.
How do I convert a PDF into a Google Form?
To turn pdf to google form: upload your PDF, choose Google Form as the destination, and ExamParser writes each question — number, stem, options, answer — into a ready-to-use Google Form. Open it in Google Forms to review, share or attach to Classroom.
Which question types are supported?
Multiple choice, multiple answer, true or false, matching, fill in the blank, short answer and essay. Export support depends on the destination, because each platform accepts only a subset of these types.
Is the answer kept with each question?
Yes. The correct answer is stored in the same row as its question — number, stem, options and answer together — never as a separate answer key at the end. Every destination receives each question with its answer already attached.
Can I convert a past paper that only exists on paper?
Yes. Scanned pages and photographs go through OCR before parsing, so printed past papers can be turned into an editable question bank.
Do you keep my question papers?
Uploads are used for the single conversion job only. Unpublished exam material is never reused, never resold and never used to train models.
How is pricing calculated?
You pay a single one-time price based on how many questions your file contains — not per question. Plans: up to 50 questions $5.9, up to 1,000 $19.9 (most popular), up to 5,000 $59, and 5,000+ $79. Upload and preview are always free; you only pay when you download.
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No subscription. Pay only for the questions you download. Turn pdf to google form in minutes, then share it anywhere — link, embed or Classroom.