Diaposi vs QuizletRevise from your own course files, free.
Diaposi turns up to 6 of your PowerPoint, PDF or Word course files into a timed mock exam graded out of 20, with what to study next, and lets you follow your presenter's slides live when the lecture runs on Diaposi. Diaposi is free, with no ads. There is no paid plan today.
The bottom line
Quizlet is built around flashcard sets. Diaposi starts from the course files you already have: your slides, your PDFs and your Word documents.
It turns up to 6 of them into a timed mock exam graded out of 20, with what to study next, free and without ads.
On Quizlet's free plan, Learn is for subscribers after one free session, Test gives one free practice test per set, and ads stay on.
Diaposi and Quizlet, side by side
| Quizlet | Diaposi | |
|---|---|---|
| Price to start | Quizlet: Free with ads; Quizlet Plus and Plus Unlimited subscriptions | Diaposi: Free, with no ads. No paid plan today |
| Tests on the free plan | Quizlet: One free practice test per flashcard set | Diaposi: Mock exams with a free account, every attempt kept |
| Where it starts | Quizlet: Flashcard sets you type, paste or build from notes | Diaposi: Your PowerPoint, PDF or Word course files, up to 6 per mock exam |
| Practice tests in French | Quizlet: Practice Tests for those using Quizlet in English; 18 and over in France | Diaposi: Questions written in the language of your documents |
| Results | Quizlet: A score per test | Diaposi: A grade out of 20, every answer next to the right one, and what to study next |
| Ads | Quizlet: On the free plan; Plus is sold as ad-free | Diaposi: None |
| Guided practice on the free plan | Quizlet: Learn is for subscribers after one free session | Diaposi: Quiz me by chapter, a check after each chapter and a timed paper on the whole deck, in every learning journey |
Start from your course, not from flashcards
There is nothing to type up first. Drop up to 6 PowerPoint, PDF or Word files, 50 MB each, and the mock exam is written from what they say: lecture slides, handouts and your own notes all work.
Choose the chapters it covers, the kind of questions, the level (recall, application or reasoning), how many questions and the timer, then sit it with the questions hidden until you start.
A full mock exam, free
Once you hand in, or the clock runs out, your answers are checked and you get a grade out of 20, with every answer next to the right one. Multiple choice and written answers are both marked, and what to study next comes weakest chapter first. Every attempt is kept.
On Quizlet's free plan, Test gives one free practice test per flashcard set, and Learn is for subscribers after one free session.
See the mock examIn French, from your French courses
Diaposi writes the questions in the language of your documents, so a French course gives a mock exam in French, and its interface is in English and French.
Quizlet's help center says its Practice Tests are for those using Quizlet in English, and for users aged 18 and over in France.
Practice built into every learning journey
Follow a deck in a learning journey and the practice comes with it: Quiz me on the chapters you choose, at the level you choose, with an explanation after every answer; a short check at the end of each chapter; and, once you finish the document, one timed paper on the whole of it that says nothing until every answer is in.
Once your journey has review cards, they start with the pages you marked Review and the questions you missed, on a spaced schedule. On Quizlet's free plan, Learn is for subscribers after one free session.
See how following a lecture worksYour lecture, kept as your own journey
When your presenter runs the lecture on Diaposi, you follow the live slide on your phone, go back to anything already shown and take notes the presenter never sees. Sign in before you leave and the session becomes your learning journey: the slides, your notes and your Got it and Review marks, with a report of what you did.
Notes you keep in a journey are encrypted on your device before they are saved, with a recovery code Diaposi never sees, so nobody else can read them, not even Diaposi. If the lecture is still running, your journey offers to rejoin it.
See how following a lecture worksEverything Diaposi does for your learning
The mock exam is one part of Diaposi, the EdTech platform for interactive and measurable learning. The same course files can be followed page by page, practised chapter by chapter and measured as you go, and when your presenter runs the lecture on Diaposi, you follow it live on your own device. It is free, with no paid plan today.
In a live lecture on Diaposi
- Follow the live slide on your own phone, tablet or laptop, with no account and no app
- Go back to any slide already shown, draw on your own copy and keep private notes
- Ask anonymously, vote up shared questions, answer polls and quizzes, say I don't know
- See how the whole room is doing, slide by slide, and know whether others are stuck too
Follow any deck at your own pace
- Upload the deck your presenter uses and follow it with your own notes and drawings
- Learn more on every page: explained simply, another example, what to know first
- Quiz me by chapter, a check after each chapter and a timed paper at the end
- Review cards that start with the pages you found hard
- Journey notes encrypted on your device: not even Diaposi can read them
Practise under exam conditions
- Up to 6 PowerPoint, PDF or Word files become one mock exam, chapter by chapter
- Questions stay hidden until you press Start; the clock keeps running if you leave
- A grade out of 20, and every answer with its source: document, chapter and page
- Your presenter can run the same kind of mock exam live with your whole class
Measure your progress
- Your learning, quantified: pages learned, questions answered, focused time
- Progress counts the time you actually spent reading, not the pages you flipped
- Every attempt kept with its grade out of 20; practised chapters show your last grade
- Sign in before leaving a live lecture and it becomes a journey with its own report
Pricing and free-plan limits
Quizlet's plans as its own help pages and App Store listing describe them, beside Diaposi's.
Quizlet
- Free$0
- Flashcards with ads, one free Test per set, one free Learn session, limited Practice Tests.
- Quizlet PlusSubscription
- Removes ads, with monthly usage limits on Learn, Practice Tests and other premium tools.
- Plus UnlimitedSubscription
- Removes the monthly usage limits.
Diaposi
- Free account€0
- Make and sit mock exams from up to 6 of your own PowerPoint, PDF or Word files, 50 MB each, graded out of 20, every attempt kept. There is no paid plan today.
- Live lectures€0
- Follow your presenter's slides live when the lecture runs on Diaposi, or upload their deck and follow it with an explanation on every page. Joining never needs an account or an app.
- With a class€0
- A host can run the same mock exam live with a whole class, with one clock for the room and grades out of 20.
Switch in three steps
- 1
Drop your course files
Up to 6 PowerPoint, PDF or Word files, 50 MB each: slides, handouts, your own notes.
- 2
Choose what it covers
Pick the chapters, the kind of questions, the level (recall, application or reasoning), how many questions and the timer.
- 3
Sit it, then see where you stand
A grade out of 20, every answer next to the right one, and what to study next, weakest first.
Questions people ask
Is Quizlet free?
- Partly. A free account lets you study flashcards, with ads. Learn is for subscribers after one free session, and Test gives one free practice test per set. Quizlet Plus and Plus Unlimited unlock the rest.
What is a free Quizlet alternative with a test mode?
- Diaposi tests you from your own course files. It is part of Diaposi, the EdTech platform for interactive and measurable learning: upload up to 6 PowerPoint, PDF or Word files, sit a timed mock exam and get a grade out of 20 with what to study next. It is free.
Can Quizlet make a practice test from my notes?
- Quizlet's Practice Tests turn study material into a timed test for those who use Quizlet in English, with an 18 and over rule in France; free users get limited access. Diaposi writes mock exams in the language of your documents.
What is the difference between Quizlet and Quizlet Plus?
- Quizlet Plus removes ads and comes with monthly usage limits on premium tools such as Learn and Practice Tests, while Plus Unlimited removes those limits.
Does Quizlet have ads?
- Yes, on the free plan; Quizlet sells Plus as ad-free studying. Diaposi shows no ads.
What else does Diaposi do?
- Diaposi is the EdTech platform for interactive and measurable learning. Besides mock exams, you can follow your presenter's deck page by page with explanations and quizzes, follow a live lecture on your own device when it runs on Diaposi, and keep each lecture as a learning journey with its own report. Presenters use the same platform to run live sessions and mock exams with a class.
Is Diaposi free?
- Yes. Diaposi is free, and there is no paid plan today. Mock exams need a free account: upload up to 6 PowerPoint, PDF or Word files, sit a timed mock exam and get a grade out of 20 with what to study next. Joining a live lecture on Diaposi never needs an account or an app.
Follow your presenter and take notes on every slide.
Follow your presenter is part of Diaposi, the free EdTech platform for interactive and measurable learning. Upload the PowerPoint, PDF or Word file being presented and follow it page by page on your phone, tablet or laptop, with private notes, drawing and any page explained another way. Your presenter needs nothing.
By uploading, you accept Diaposi’s and .