The easiest tool to
create fill-in-the-blank tests

Create fill-in-the-blank tests by selecting words with mouse or touch.
Intuitive and easy to use.
Share tests by URL, and grade them automatically.

Create a test (Free)

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Which are you?

▼Want someone to learn.▼I want to learn something.

If you have something you want someone to learn

Fill in what you want to learn on this service, make it a fill-in-the-blank test, and share the URL

1. Fill in what you want to learn

Enter or copy-paste from Word or PDF the contents of classes or things trained internally. You can add decorations such as headings and bold text, insert images, and create easy-to-solve tests

2. Turn important parts into fill-in-the-blanks

Just select text with a mouse on a PC, or touch on a tablet! That part will become a fill-in-the-blank question

3. Share the test you created

You can share tests by posting the URL of the answer page to educational tools like Google Classroom or by sending it to someone. You can answer and score automatically without logging in

4. Check answer history

You can see a list of the history of students answering tests. You can analyze the average accuracy rate of tests and how many people have answered, etc.

Create a test (Free)

For those who have something they want to learn,

Organize what you want to learn with 'Test Maker', turn it into fill-in-the-blank tests, and review it.

1. Enter what you have learned

Enter what you have learned. With features like headings and bold text, and the ability to insert images, you can organize your notes more conveniently than on paper. You can also copy content directly from web pages when learning online.

2. Turn important parts into blanks

Select text with a mouse on a PC or with touch operations on a tablet to instantly turn parts of the text into fill-in-the-blank questions!

3. Answer the test yourself after some time

Try answering the test yourself after a few days or a week. You can easily switch to answer mode with one touch and check your answers with the scoring feature. Review carefully the parts that you got wrong, even on the tests you created.

4. Check your answer history

You can view a list of your answer history for each test. You can answer the tests you created as many times as you like, improving your score gradually, and solidifying your memory over the medium to long term.

Create a test (Free)