Gimkit
CSVA ready-to-import Gimkit kit: one correct answer and three believable wrong ones per question.
Paste notes, upload slides and PDFs, or simply name a topic. Studyious writes the questions, the answers and the convincing wrong answers, then hands you a deck ready for Gimkit, Blooket or your own tools.
How it works
Paste your notes, upload slides, PDFs and documents, or just name a topic you want to learn.
Choose where your cards are going: Gimkit, Blooket or a clean JSON file for your own tools.
Import the file and start reviewing. Multiple-choice questions come with believable wrong answers built in.
Lecture notes, a textbook excerpt, a study guide. Questions are drawn only from what you provide.
Attach several files to a single set, up to 50 MB each. Slides, scans and handouts are all fair game.
No material at hand? Type “the French Revolution” or “photosynthesis” and get a full practice set.
Compatibility
A ready-to-import Gimkit kit: one correct answer and three believable wrong ones per question.
Matches Blooket’s import template, so your set drops straight into a new game.
Multiple choice, multi-select and written questions, each with an explanation of the answer.
Multiple choice only, no explanations. The same shape as Generic, so one parser reads both.
Mix and match several files in one set. Office and OpenDocument files keep their tables and images, and pictures are read as pictures, not just text.
The Generic formats always produce valid JSON in one predictable shape, ready to plug into anything.
{
"questions": [
{
"question": "Capital of France?",
"type": "multiple_choice",
"choices": ["Paris", "Lyon", "Nice", "Lille"],
"answer": "Paris",
"explanation": "Paris has been the capital since 987."
},
{
"question": "Chemical symbol for gold?",
"type": "written",
"answer": "Au"
}
]
}FAQ
Not right now. Studyious is in closed early access with a small group of invited testers, and we aren’t taking new accounts or running a waitlist.
Once the early access group has helped us polish things. There’s no date yet.
Yes. Photos, screenshots and image-heavy slides are read directly, so diagrams and even handwritten notes can become questions too.
Yes. The Generic JSON formats follow one simple, documented shape that’s easy to load into your own app, spreadsheet or study tool.