AI Worksheet Generator

Select or upload your sources — PDFs, Word docs, PowerPoint, text files, spreadsheets, a Google Drive document, or a website URL — or skip sources and type a topic. Choose a worksheet style and add any custom instructions, then generate. The AI writes a full worksheet grounded in your content and returns a downloadable, printable PDF in a few minutes.

PDF documents, Word files (.doc, .docx), PowerPoint files (.ppt, .pptx), text files (.txt, .md, .csv, and similar), and spreadsheet files (Excel, Google Sheets). You can also add a Google Drive document through Drive authorization, or paste a website URL pointing to a live page or a hosted PDF. Up to 3 sources can be combined into one worksheet.

No. If you don't select any sources, just describe the worksheet topic directly and the AI will write it from scratch. Uploading your own material is what makes the worksheet match your class exactly, but a typed topic prompt works on its own.

Four: Practice Set (a balanced set with a full answer key), Mixed Review (warm-ups, core questions, application, and a challenge), Quiz + Key (assessment-style questions with an answer key), and Blank Worksheet (problems only, no visible answers).

Yes, on the Practice Set, Mixed Review, and Quiz + Key styles — they come with answer keys and worked solutions built in. The Blank Worksheet style intentionally shows problems only, with no visible answers, so you can hand it out as a student worksheet.

A downloadable, print-ready PDF worksheet. It's saved to your library as generated PDF content, so you can return to it, download it again, or print it whenever you need.

Most worksheets finish in a few minutes. Generation runs in the background, so you can close the browser — the worksheet keeps building and waits for you in your library.

Yes. The free plan includes an AI-generation quota shared across all of Scholarly's AI tools — flashcards, podcasts, slides, guides, and worksheets. Generating a worksheet counts toward that quota. Premium raises the limits and unlocks AI model selection for higher-quality generations.

Worksheets are static PDFs, so they aren't edited directly in the interface — and a single generation produces one worksheet rather than multiple variants or difficulty tiers. If something isn't right, adjust your custom instructions or style and generate again. Worksheets also aren't auto-aligned to specific standards or curricula, and you can't add custom images or interactive elements to the PDF after generation.

Yes. Select your language before you generate and the worksheet — questions and answer key — is written in that language. You're not limited to English.