Related conversion guides: Quiz or test PDF to Google Form · PDF to Google Form · Scanned PDF to Google Form

In short: Upload a PDF or Word template and get a Google Form in your Drive. Built for teachers. Files up to 5 MB. First form free.

Your test bank deserves better than copy-paste

Your quizzes and worksheets already live in Word, PDFs, or shared drives. Rebuilding them in Google Forms question by question steals time from feedback and planning.

Doc2Form reads the file and builds a matching Form. Upload a PDF or Word document up to 5 MB; it picks up multiple-choice, checkboxes, short answer, and dropdowns when formatting is clear. Adjust points, publish, share. No file? Describe mode - type a short brief in plain English and refine what comes back.

Department banks, sub plans, and parent forms go online without a blank Form each time.

Built for Google Workspace for Education

Doc2Form creates standard Google Forms in your Drive - quiz mode, Sheets export, and sharing work as usual under your district's Workspace settings.

Co-teachers, duplicates for next year, and class links stay in the tools you already trust. The Form is yours - not hosted on a separate quiz site.

Based on a sample of 1,775 Google Forms generated by Doc2Form users, containing 55,761 questions across 47 languages. That is an average of 31 questions per form - roughly 21 minutes saved per form versus rebuilding each question by hand in the Forms editor (assuming ~40 seconds per question).

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A real example

A unit quiz PDF with A–D options becomes a Google Form; you add the answer key in Forms quiz mode after import.

Common questions

Is student data safe?

You sign in with Google. The upload is used to build the Form and is not stored afterward. Responses stay in Forms and Sheets under your school account and admin policies.

Does auto-grading work?

Yes. The output is a normal Google Form - turn on quiz mode, set points, and auto-grade multiple-choice and checkbox items like any hand-built quiz.

What about scanned tests?

Best results come from native PDFs and Word files. Scans can work when text is sharp and typed; blurry photos or heavy handwriting hurt accuracy. If you struggle to read the page, the conversion will too.

Does it cost anything?

The first form is free, no credit card. Credit packs follow. The project is open source for schools that self-host.

Can several teachers in my department use it?

Each person uses their own Google account; forms save to their Drive. Workspace for Education accounts work like you'd expect for sign-in and creation.