AI Worksheet Generator

Upload your own PDFs, Word documents (.doc, .docx), PowerPoint files (.ppt, .pptx), text files (.txt, .md, .csv), spreadsheets (Excel or Google Sheets), or Google Drive documents — or paste a website URL. You can combine up to 3 sources in one worksheet. If you don't have a source, just type the worksheet topic and Scholarly writes it from scratch.

You get a professionally typeset, print-ready PDF worksheet in your choice of four free design themes — Professional, Academic, Modern, or Playful. It's saved to your library, so you can reopen it anytime; downloads are included on paid plans, and sharing via link is free. Depending on the style you pick, it includes practice problems, a quiz, or a blank handout — with an answer key built into the assessment styles.

Practice Set is a balanced set of problems with a full answer key. Mixed Review graduates from warm-ups to core problems to application questions to a challenge. Quiz + Key is an assessment-style worksheet with an answer key. Blank Worksheet gives you the problems only, with no visible answers — a clean student handout.

Most worksheets finish in a few minutes, depending on your source material. Generation runs in the background, so you can close the browser — your worksheet will be waiting in your library when it's done.

Yes. A freeform custom-instructions field lets you shape the worksheet — for example "include 50% application questions", "add a short answer key", "vary the question types", "adjust the difficulty", or "add more spacing for handwritten answers".

Yes. You can select the language for the worksheet, so it isn't limited to English and can match the way your class is taught.

The generated worksheet is a static PDF, so you can't edit its content directly in the interface or add custom images and graphics afterward. If you want changes, adjust your custom instructions or sources and regenerate. The PDF doesn't auto-create multiple difficulty tiers in a single generation, and it isn't automatically aligned to a specific standard or curriculum.

Yes. The free plan includes a limited number of AI creations that's shared across all of Scholarly's AI generators — flashcards, quizzes, podcasts, slides, guides, and worksheets. Generating a worksheet uses one of those creations. Ultimate unlocks ongoing creation and AI model selection.

Worksheets aren't gated by a worksheet-specific cap — they draw from the same shared pool of AI creations as flashcards, podcasts, slides, and other generators. That pool is limited on the free plan, and choosing a specific AI model is a paid feature; Ultimate unlocks ongoing creation and model selection.

Teachers building practice worksheets or quizzes from class notes, study groups turning textbook chapters into shared problem sets, students converting study guides into varied-difficulty practice, and instructors creating blank handouts from existing course materials. Each just picks a style and a source, then downloads a printable PDF.