Create a Quiz from Multiple PDFs
Combine saved PDFs into one practice test. Create a free Calten account, upload your readings, select them in your Library, and start a test.
Sign in to your LibraryPractise several readings in one session
A course often spreads its reading across several PDFs. Calten lets you select saved documents together and create one practice test using those documents, without first merging the PDFs into a new file.
1. Create a free account and upload your PDFs
Sign in or create a free Calten account. Upload each PDF through the upload page so it is available in your Library. The multiple-document workflow uses saved PDFs in your account; the guest upload starts with one PDF.
2. Select your documents in the Library
Open Library and select the PDFs you want to include. For example, choose your readings on cell structure, membranes, and transport for a biology revision session.
3. Start a test from your selection
Choose Start Test after selecting your documents. Answer the multiple-choice and open questions in the resulting test. The test draws on the documents you selected.
4. Review results and plan another session
Use My Tests to revisit your test history and Progress to follow your scores over time. Return to your Library to practise a different selection of readings as your revision focus changes.
Relevant content from each PDF
Calten identifies and skips reference sections such as bibliographies, indexes, and author pages when generating questions. For the broader workflow and account benefits, see the free PDF quiz generator. Check any questionable AI-generated answer against your original reading.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to merge my PDF files first?
No. Upload each PDF to your account and select the saved documents together in your Library.
- Can guests create tests from multiple PDFs?
The multiple-PDF workflow uses your account Library. Guests can start with a single PDF; create a free account to save and select several documents.
- Is creating a test from multiple PDFs free?
Yes. Calten is free, including accounts, saved PDFs, and tests from selected Library documents.
- Will each PDF contribute the same number of questions?
Do not assume equal coverage. The available study content and questions can differ between documents.