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Question Paper Maker

Build a neatly formatted question paper and download it as a Word file — with an answer key. Free, in your browser.

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Free question paper maker for teachers

Make a school or college question paper without fighting Word's formatting. Type your school name and exam details once, add sections and questions, and the paper is laid out for you — questions numbered automatically, marks lined up at the right margin, options in neat columns, and the total marks added up as you go. Download it as an editable Word (.docx) file, print it or save it as a PDF.

Frequently asked questions
How do I make a question paper in Word format?

Fill in the school and exam details, add sections and questions (or paste questions you already have), and click Download Word. You get an editable .docx with numbered questions and marks aligned on the right.

How do I paste questions I have already typed?

Open More → Paste questions. Start each question with its number (1. or Q1.), put options on lines starting a) b) c) d), write OR on its own line for an internal choice, add marks like [2] or (3 marks), and start sections with a line like "SECTION B".

Can I get an answer key?

Yes. Tick the correct option for MCQs, choose True/False, and type model answers where you like. Answer key downloads them as a separate Word file with the marks.

Can I make Set A and Set B papers?

Yes. More → Make another set shuffles questions within each group of the same type and marks, and shuffles MCQ options ("All of the above" stays last). The answer key follows the new order.

How do I write formulas, blanks and underlined words?

Use ______ for a blank, **bold**, __underline__, *italic*, x^2^ for x² and H~2~O for H₂O. Press Enter for a new line inside a question.

Is my question paper uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything runs in your browser. Your paper is kept on this device so you can come back to it, and you can save it as a file to reuse or share with colleagues.

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Paste questions

Paste or type questions below. Start each with its number (1. or Q1.), put options on lines starting a) b) c) d), write OR on its own line for a choice, add marks like [2] or (3 marks), and start a new section with a line like SECTION B.