How to prepare a test file

1. Choose a supported file

You can upload `.txt`, `.md`, `.docx`, image files, or a previously exported `.json`.

• Use `.txt` or `.md` for the most reliable import.
• Use `.docx` when your questions include images.
• Upload a single image only when the whole question is a picture and you plan to edit it after import.

2. Format each question clearly

Put one question first, then answer choices, then the correct answer.

Question: What does HTML stand for?
A) Hyper Text Markup Language
B) Home Tool Markup Language
C) Hyperlinks and Text Markup Language
Answer: A

For several correct answers, separate letters with commas.

Question: Select Python web frameworks.
A) FastAPI
B) Laravel
C) Django
Answer: A, C

3. Mark correct answers

• Write `Answer: A` if the correct answer is the first option.
• Write `Answer: A, C` if several options are correct.
• You can also write `Correct: Python` when the answer text is easier than the letter.

4. Keep images close to their question

• In `.docx`, place the image directly after the question text and before the options.
• Do not put several unrelated images between two questions.
• After import, questions with images are marked for review so you can check them manually.

5. Upload and review

• Open the upload page and choose your file.
• Check the preview: question text, images, options and correct answers.
• If something looks wrong, fix the source file and upload it again.
• Click Save Test only when the preview looks correct.