Turn textbook pages into a quiz in 30 seconds
Last updated September 29, 2026 · Video published September 27, 2026 · 0:42
This is the whole SwipeSmrt routine in under a minute. The pages in the video come from a children's astronomy book printed in 1907, and the quiz on screen is the one the app actually wrote from them. Nothing is staged or edited in.
What happens in the video
- Photograph the pages your kid is studying. Two pages is a good size for a quick review.
- Add the photos from the camera or from the gallery.
- Tap Generate Quiz. It usually takes a few seconds.
- Your kid answers one card at a time, and gets a short explanation after each answer.
The explanation is the part people tend to skip past, but it matters most when the answer is wrong. A red mark on its own doesn't tell a kid what to fix. We wrote more about that in why every question comes with an explanation.
If the test is tomorrow and this is the first time the material gets reviewed, that still works. There's a realistic plan for that situation in building a review quiz the night before.
What's said in the video
Test tomorrow? Here's how to turn the textbook into a quiz in about thirty seconds.
First, snap a photo of the pages your kid is studying. Two pages works great.
Add the photos from your camera or your gallery, then tap Generate Quiz.
Your kid answers one card at a time. Every answer comes with a short explanation.
And if they get one wrong, it explains why. So it actually sticks.
Swipe Smart. It's free, there's no account, and it works in whatever language the page is in.
Pages shown: The Children's Book of Stars by G. E. Mitton (1907), public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.