Turn a course document into an exam you can stand behind.
Practical guides for the teacher app, and an honest description of the HTTP API.
- Create your first exam — From sign-up to a paper you can export or share.
- Take an exam — What a student sees when they open your link.
- Review questions — Types, difficulty, and what actually gets shared.
- Share or export — Links, passwords, PDF, and DOCX.
- Classes and join links — Rosters, CSV, and the difference between a class link and an exam link.
- Plans and credits — Where limits live, and what a credit is spent on.
What ZeroExam does
Section titled “What ZeroExam does”You bring a syllabus, chapter, or lecture notes. ZeroExam extracts the text, proposes a chapter tree, and drafts questions from the parts you select. You edit the draft. Students either sit the exam from a link or you download a paper.
The teacher app is where you sign in. The link you copy from Share opens the exam for someone with no account.
How to read these guides
Section titled “How to read these guides”Screen names match the English teacher app: Documents, My Exams, Question Bank, Student Groups, AI Assistant, Exam Paper Formats, and Billing & Plan. The app can be shown in other languages; the control does the same job.
Limits — file size, page count, credits, exports — come from your plan. These guides do not invent numbers. Billing & Plan shows the values that apply to your workspace.