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Turn lecture slides into practice exams
Upload slides, readings and your own notes. ExamFlow builds practice exams, flashcards, outlines and summaries from them, grades your written answers and shows you what to review before midterms and finals.
14 days free · no card needed
Built for courses with too much reading
Hundreds of slides and a syllabus full of readings? ExamFlow works from your course material, so you study what's on your exam.
Slides, readings, scanned notes
PDFs, Word documents and photos, handwritten notes included. In PDFs, diagrams and figures are read too, not just the text.
Practice exams on any set of topics
Pick the lectures that are on your midterm and get multiple choice, true/false, short answer or essay questions, with a timer if you want one.
Essay answers with real feedback
AI grades written answers and explains what was right, what was wrong and what was missing. Every question links back to the page of your material it came from.
Problem sets, step by step
For STEM courses, solve problems in full and get feedback on each step of your work.
Outlines and mind maps
Get a structured outline of any topic, also drawn as a mind map, to see how the whole course fits together.
Listen to your summaries
Turn a summary into audio episodes and review on your commute or at the gym.
From slide deck to exam-ready in four steps
Upload your course material
Slides, readings, scanned notes: up to 5 files at a time, 50 MB each.
Organized by topic
Each file goes into the topic you choose, so you can review one lecture or the whole course.
Test yourself
Take a practice exam on screen (or print a blank copy), then get your grade and feedback.
Close the gaps
Questions you miss come back more often, and a study plan spreads your topics across the weeks before finals.
Why use ExamFlow for college exams
In college the material grows faster than your time: weekly readings, long slide decks and a midterm that lands before you've caught up. Rereading all of it doesn't scale. Testing yourself does, and ExamFlow makes it quick: upload a week of material and you have a practice exam in minutes.
It works for any major, from organic chemistry to constitutional law, because it only uses the material you upload. Every question links back to the page it came from, so when you miss one you can go straight to the source instead of hunting through a 90-slide deck.
For courses with essay exams, AI grading shows what your answer is missing and your AI teacher explains it in the style you choose. For STEM, practical questions are graded step by step. Add flashcards with spaced repetition and a study plan for finals week, and you have one place for the whole semester.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work for my major?
Yes. ExamFlow only uses the material you upload, so it works for any course: STEM, humanities, law, medicine, business. If your material is in another language, the questions come out in that language.
Can it handle long PDFs and slide decks?
Yes. Upload PDFs, Word files or photos, up to 5 at a time and 50 MB each. Each file goes into the topic you choose, so you can test yourself on one lecture or the whole course.
How is this different from asking ChatGPT?
ExamFlow keeps your whole course organized by topic, writes questions only from your material, links each question back to its source page, grades written answers and brings back what you got wrong. No pasting, no prompts.
Is it free?
You get a 14-day free trial with 30 pages of material and 40 credits, no credit card required: enough for a summary, a set of flashcards and two practice exams on one topic. After that you can buy a one-off pack or a monthly plan. Prices are in euros.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. ExamFlow runs in your phone's browser, and you can add it to your home screen so it opens like an app. There's no App Store app yet.
Further reading from our blog
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A 3-Week Study Plan for Finals (When You Have Four or Five Exams)
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Studying for something else?
Start free, pay only if it helps
Try everything for 14 days. After that, buy a one-off pack or a monthly plan you can cancel anytime.
Before paying anything: 30 pages and 40 credits free for 14 days, no card needed. Enough for a whole topic: a summary, flashcards and two exams.
Express
One exam prepared from start to finish
350 credits· 7 → 4 topics
Includes
- One-off payment, no subscription
- 600 pages of text PDF (or 60 scanned)
- 5 exams with their correction
- 4 summaries and 2 outlines
- Six months to spend them
Study
A whole subject, month by month
600 credits a month· 12 → 6 topics a month
Includes
- 1,200 pages of text PDF (or 120 scanned)
- 10 exams with their correction
- 8 summaries and 5 outlines
- Flashcards and mind maps
- Cancel in two clicks
Intensive
A full course or a big professional exam
1500 credits a month· 30 → 17 topics a month
Includes
- 3,500 pages of text PDF (or 350 scanned)
- 20 exams with their correction
- 15 summaries and 8 outlines
- 5 recite sessions
- Official civil service syllabuses
Run short halfway through the month? Buy another Express pack, without changing plan or subscribing. And what you spend depends on how much material you upload: a page of text PDF costs 20 times less than a photo, and we always tell you the price before spending anything.
Prices are in euros (€), tax included. Your bank converts them to your currency when you pay. Full pricing and what each action costs
Make finals week less of a scramble
Upload one lecture today and see what you actually remember. 14 days free, no credit card.
Start studying freePractice questions and grades are generated by AI from the material you upload. Grades are an estimate to help you study, not an official mark.