AI Worksheet Generator

PDF to Worksheet

Turn a PDF, Word doc, slide deck, spreadsheet, or a website URL into a printable practice worksheet — structured problems, quizzes, or blank handouts, grounded in your own material and ready to download in a few minutes.

See how it works

Free to start · No credit card · Up to 3 sources per worksheet

Used by 150,000+ students worldwide
AI Worksheet Generator — turn a PDF into a printable practice worksheet with an answer key
150,000+
students worldwide
4 styles
practice, review, quiz, blank
A few min
from upload to PDF
Why students love it

Practice problems from your own material

Stop hunting for worksheets that almost match your class. Build one straight from the source you're actually studying.

Grounded in your source

Every question is generated from the PDF, notes, slides, or page you upload — so the worksheet covers exactly your syllabus, not a generic template.

Print-ready PDF

You get a clean, downloadable PDF worksheet you can print and hand out, or work through on screen. No layout or formatting work on your end.

Answer keys built in

Practice Set, Mixed Review, and Quiz + Key styles come with a worked answer key. Need a clean handout instead? The Blank Worksheet style hides every answer.

How it works

How it works

Three steps from your source material to a finished, printable worksheet.

01

Select or upload sources

Pick from your uploaded library, upload new PDFs, Word, PowerPoint, text, or spreadsheet files, add a Google Drive document, paste a website URL — or skip sources and just describe the topic. Up to 3 sources per worksheet.

02

Customize style and instructions

Choose a worksheet style (Practice Set, Mixed Review, Quiz + Key, or Blank), pick the AI model and language, and add optional custom instructions like "include 50% application questions" or "add a short answer key".

03

Generate and download

Scholarly generates the worksheet from your sources in a few minutes, returns a downloadable PDF, and saves it to your library. It keeps processing even if you close the browser.

What you can feed it

Inputs it accepts

Combine up to 3 sources per worksheet — or skip them entirely and type a topic.

PDF documents

Lecture slides, textbook chapters, study guides, or any PDF you've saved.

Word documents

Upload .doc and .docx files — class notes, handouts, or essays.

PowerPoint decks

Pull problems straight from .ppt and .pptx lecture slides.

Text and markdown files

Plain .txt, .md, .csv, and similar text files work too.

Spreadsheets

Excel and Google Sheets data becomes practice problems.

Google Drive documents

Connect Drive and pull a document in without downloading it first.

Website URLs

Paste a link to a live web page or an online PDF.

A typed topic prompt

No file? Just describe the topic and Scholarly builds the worksheet from scratch.

Four worksheet styles

Pick the worksheet style

Same source, four different outputs. Choose the format that fits how you want to study or teach.

Practice Set

Balanced

A balanced set of problems across the material with a full answer key — the everyday study worksheet.

Mixed Review

Free

Warm-ups, core problems, application questions, and a challenge section — a varied-difficulty review.

Quiz + Key

Free

An assessment-style worksheet with a matching answer key, ready to use as a self-test or class quiz.

Blank Worksheet

Free

Problems only, no visible answers — a clean student handout for in-class or homework problem-solving.

The style shapes the layout and whether answers are shown. Whichever you pick, every question is grounded in the source you uploaded.

What's inside

Everything in your worksheet

All the controls to shape a worksheet that fits your class, then download it as a clean PDF.

Four worksheet styles

Practice Set, Mixed Review, Quiz + Key, and Blank Worksheet — each with its own layout and difficulty arc.

Source-grounded questions

Problems are generated from your PDFs, Word, PowerPoint, text, spreadsheets, Google Drive docs, or live websites — never invented from thin air.

Custom instructions

Steer the worksheet with a free-form note — vary question types, adjust difficulty, set spacing, or request worked solutions.

Optional answer keys

Answer keys and worked solutions come built into the Practice, Review, and Quiz styles, and are excluded from the Blank style.

Language selection

Generate the worksheet in the language you study in — you're not limited to English.

Printable PDF output

The result is a clean, print-ready PDF you can hand out in class or work through on screen.

Saved to your library

Each worksheet lands in your library as generated PDF content, so it's there to download again whenever you need it.

Up to 3 sources combined

Merge a few chapters, a slide deck, and a web page into one worksheet that spans the whole topic.

Free and Ultimate tiers

Start free with a daily AI-creation quota; Ultimate raises your daily limits and unlocks AI model selection.

AI model selection

On Ultimate, choose the AI model that generates your worksheet; the free plan runs on one model.

Background processing

Generation continues even if you close the tab — come back and your worksheet is waiting in your library.

Topic-prompt mode

No source file? Type a topic and Scholarly writes the whole worksheet from scratch.

Who it's for

Built for real study and teaching

However you study or teach, there's a worksheet style for it.

Teachers building practice or quizzes

A biology teacher uploads a lecture PDF and generates a Quiz + Key worksheet with assessment questions and a matching answer key.

Study groups working a chapter

A group uploads an organic chemistry textbook chapter and generates a Mixed Review with worked examples to practice together.

Students prepping for exams

A student pastes a website URL of practice problems and generates a Practice Set with a full answer key to drill before a test.

Instructors making blank handouts

A professor uploads a slide deck and generates a Blank Worksheet version for in-class, no-answers-shown problem-solving.

Honest comparison

How Scholarly compares

Other tools are great at what they do — but they don't turn your own sources into a printable worksheet. Here's where each one wins.

Quizlet

Best for flashcard-based review. Strong study modes and a huge library of peer-created card sets.

Polished mobile app for review on the go.

Focuses on card-based recall, not problem sets.

Doesn't generate custom worksheets or printable PDFs from your own sources.

Canva

Best for visual design. Beautiful templates with drag-and-drop customization and branded looks.

Great when you want full control over layout and aesthetics.

You enter the content and design it yourself by hand.

Won't AI-generate worksheet problems from your PDFs or lecture notes.

Best for students
Scholarly

Best for worksheets from your own material. Turns your PDF, Word, slides, spreadsheet, website, or topic into a worksheet.

Four styles — Practice Set, Mixed Review, Quiz + Key, and Blank — with optional answer keys.

Source-grounded questions, custom instructions, and language selection.

Free to start, downloads as a clean printable PDF, saved to your library.

Good to know

What it does and doesn't do

Straight talk so you know exactly what you're getting before you generate.

Static PDF output

Worksheets are generated as static PDFs — you can't edit the AI-generated content directly in the interface afterward.

One style per generation

Each run produces one worksheet in one style; it doesn't auto-generate multiple variants or difficulty tiers at once.

Not standards-aligned

It grounds questions in your source, but it won't automatically map a worksheet to a specific curriculum or standard.

No images or collaboration

You can't add custom images or interactive elements to the PDF, and there's no real-time collaborative editing.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What can I turn into a worksheet?

PDFs, Word documents (.doc, .docx), PowerPoint decks (.ppt, .pptx), text files (.txt, .md, .csv, and similar), spreadsheets (Excel, Google Sheets), Google Drive documents, or a website URL (a live page or an online PDF). You can combine up to 3 sources in one worksheet. No file? Just type a topic and Scholarly writes the worksheet from scratch.

How long does it take?

Most worksheets finish in a few minutes, depending on how much material you provide. Generation runs in the background, so you can close the browser and come back — the finished PDF will be waiting in your library.

What are the four worksheet styles?

Practice Set is a balanced set of problems with a full answer key. Mixed Review layers warm-ups, core problems, application questions, and a challenge section. Quiz + Key is an assessment-style worksheet with a matching answer key. Blank Worksheet shows problems only, with no visible answers — ideal as a student handout.

Do worksheets include an answer key?

The Practice Set, Mixed Review, and Quiz + Key styles include a worked answer key. The Blank Worksheet style deliberately leaves answers out so you can hand it to students. You can also use custom instructions to request worked solutions.

Can I control the question types or difficulty?

Yes. Use the custom instructions field to shape the worksheet — for example "include 50% application questions", "make it harder", "add more spacing between problems", or "add a short answer key". The AI follows your instructions while keeping every question grounded in your source.

Is the worksheet generator free?

Yes, it's free to start. The free plan includes a daily AI-creation quota that's shared across all of Scholarly's AI generators (flashcards, podcasts, slides, guides, and more). Ultimate raises your daily limits and unlocks AI model selection.

Can I print the worksheet?

Yes. The output is a clean, print-ready PDF. Download it and print it for class, or work through it on screen. It's also saved to your library as generated PDF content so you can download it again anytime.

Can I edit the worksheet after it's generated?

Worksheets are static PDFs, so you can't edit the AI-generated content directly in the interface. If it's not quite right, adjust your sources or custom instructions and generate again — most people just regenerate with a tweaked prompt.

What language can the worksheet be in?

You can choose the language when you set up the worksheet, so you're not limited to English. The questions and any answer key are generated in the language you select.

Does generating a worksheet count toward a limit?

Generating a worksheet counts toward your daily AI-creation quota, which is shared across all of Scholarly's AI generators — there's no separate worksheet-specific limit. Ultimate raises that daily quota.

Pricing

Ready to turn your sources into worksheets?

Create your first worksheet from a PDF, your notes, a website, or just a topic prompt. Free to start — go Ultimate for higher daily creation limits and AI model selection.

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Save 60% with annual

Free

$0/month
  • 3 AI Chat messages per day
  • 3 AI creations per day
  • 1 file upload per day (8MB)
  • 5 quiz questions per day
  • 1 exam attempt per day
  • 15 voice minutes per day
  • 32-page PDF to flashcards
  • 500 autocomplete words per day

Use it to generate flashcards, improve a deck, make a podcast, create a video lecture or infographic, build slides, make a mind map or study guide, or process a recording.

Most Popular

Ultimate

$12/month

$144 billed yearly

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Unlimited normal chat & autocomplete
  • Unlimited premium model messages
  • Unlimited AI creations
  • Unlimited file uploads (up to 300MB)
  • Unlimited study sessions
  • Unlimited exams & quizzes
  • 1000-page PDF to flashcards
  • Export to Anki
  • Priority support

Pricing in USD. Local currency available in app.

Compare plans

Feature

Free

Ultimate

Normal chat

3/day

Unlimited

Premium chat

Unlimited

AI creations

3/day total

Unlimited

Video lectures

Uses AI creations

Unlimited

File uploads

1/day (8MB)

Unlimited (300MB)

PDF to flashcards

32 pages

1000 pages

Practice questions

5/day

Unlimited

Practice exams

1/day

Unlimited

Voice mode

15 min/day

1 hr/day

Autocomplete

500 words/day

Unlimited

Export to Anki

Included

Support

Standard

Priority

What students say

Scholarly has been a valuable tool for my studies. The AI-generated flashcards and intuitive features make organizing and retaining information much easier.

Briana

Briana

Student

This app is great for studying for big test. Drop your PDF's in the system and it'll do the trick. You can organize it specifically for your needs.

Kelvin

Kelvin

Student

I am currently preparing for a test that covers a substantial amount of material, and I've found that not having to physically write out my flashcards has been incredibly beneficia...

Isabelle

Isabelle

Student

Scholarly is great for students. I am enrolled in online university and my classes are all PDF based. All I do is upload the PDF and it creates flashcards decks for me. The greate...

Alexandra

Alexandra

Student

Your questions, answered

Is Scholarly free to use?

Yes! The free plan includes core study tools with daily limits: AI Chat messages, 3 AI creations per day, research reports, file uploads, quizzes, practice exams, and manual flashcard creation. Upgrade to Ultimate when you want unlimited AI creations and higher limits.

What uses my daily AI creation?

Generating flashcards, improving a flashcard deck, making a podcast, creating a video lecture or infographic, building slides, making a mind map or study guide, or processing a recording each use the same daily free AI creation allowance. AI Chat messages, uploads, quizzes, and exams have their own separate daily limits.

Can I cancel anytime?

Absolutely. There are no contracts or commitments. You can cancel your subscription at any time from your account settings, and you'll keep access until the end of your billing period.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept all major credit and debit cards through Stripe. Pricing is displayed in USD by default, but local currency is available in the app.

Do you offer discounts for educators?

Yes, we offer special pricing for educators and educational institutions. Contact us at hello@scholarly.so for details.

What happens when I hit a free plan limit?

You'll see a prompt to upgrade. Your existing work is never lost — limits only apply to new daily actions like AI Chat messages, uploads, quiz questions, and new AI creations. Limits reset every day.

For Educators or Schools

Contact us for special pricing at hello@scholarly.so.