Comparison · All-in-one AI · Verified on October 27, 2026

Summry or Quizly?

Quizly is one of the most complete tools on the market: six revision formats, a schedule that adapts up to exam day and podcasts. But its input remains documentary. In medicine, PASS or LAS, where courses are often handwritten or recorded, Summry takes photos and audio, and generates study sheets, flashcards and quizzes in about twenty seconds. The choice depends on what you have at hand.

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Two tools, two approaches.

The two tools are not playing exactly the same game. Quizly builds a journey: quiz, study sheets, flashcards, mock exam, podcast, mind map, with a schedule that shifts when you fall behind. Summry focuses on the input: turning any course into revisable material, very fast.

That difference matters when the volume grows. A semester of medicine, law or preparatory classes means PDFs, photos of notes, sometimes recorded lectures. Summry swallows all of it; Quizly requires clean, typed-up documents.

Summry is our tool. We compare it with its limits, and we also say what Quizly does better.

What Quizly does well.

What really works in Quizly, and when it helps.

  • Six formats, one course.

    Quiz, study sheets, flashcards, mock exam, podcast and QwiMap. You switch format without uploading the course again.

  • A schedule that adapts.

    You add your exam date and your availability. Quizly builds the days and reschedules when you fall behind.

  • Podcasts to study without a screen.

    Handy on public transport or while walking, where study sheets cannot follow.

  • A chat and interactive maps.

    Qwi answers about your course, and QwiMaps let you click each concept to generate targeted quizzes.

  • The iOS and Android apps.

    A real native app, with synchronisation between computer and phone.

  • Simple pricing.

    Premium at €5/month, billed €59.99/year. The free plan is limited, but lets you test the tool.

What Summry adds.

The differences that matter when the study load grows.

  • Generation in 20 seconds.

    Study sheets, flashcards and quizzes come out in about twenty seconds, sometimes less.

  • Photos and audio.

    Summry accepts photos of handwritten notes, lecture audio and YouTube links. Quizly is limited to PDF, Word and PowerPoint.

  • 50 free credits.

    Summry’s free plan gives 50 credits a month. Quizly stays on limited use, with no public quota.

  • An Anki export.

    Summry exports its flashcards as Anki-compatible CSV, on top of PDF printing.

  • A PWA, not an app to install.

    Summry is added to your home screen from the browser. Next to Quizly’s native apps, it is an alternative with nothing to download.

The study load, in medicine and beyond.

In the PASS, the LAS or medicine, the semester is not decided on one chapter: it is decided on hundreds of pages, handwritten notes and recorded lectures. Formatting time is lost time.

Quizly answers part of the problem with its schedule and mock exams. But its input remains documentary: PDF, Word, PowerPoint. If your notes are on paper or your course is an audio file, you have to convert them first.

Summry takes those files as they are: photo, audio, PDF, Word, Excel, YouTube. It outputs study sheets, flashcards and quizzes in about twenty seconds. You spend less time preparing, more time testing yourself.

The head-to-head.

Nine criteria, the same for every tool. A “—” means “not verified”, not “no”.

CriterionSummryQuizly
AI study sheets
Yes
Yes
AI quizzes
YesWith explanations
YesAdaptive quizzes
Mind maps
Yes
YesQwiMap
Multi-format import
YesAudio, YouTube, PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, images, photos
YesPDF, Word, PowerPoint
AI chat on your course
YesAI based only on your documents
YesQwi assistant
Anki export
YesAnki-compatible CSV
—
PDF export / printing
YesPDF printing
YesPDF export
100% in French
YesBuilt for French students
YesFR interface
Based on neuroscience
YesActive recall
—

When to choose which?

Two different uses. See which one looks like yours.

Choose Quizly

You want a complete journey with a schedule, mock exams and podcasts, and your courses are already in PDF, Word or PowerPoint.

Choose Summry

You have photos of notes, audio files or courses in a mess, and want study sheets, cards and quizzes in about twenty seconds, with 50 free credits.

Pricing.

Prices listed on the official sites, with no sponsored offer.

Summry

  • Free (50 credits/month)
  • Essentiel €7/month (€5.83/month billed yearly)
  • Major €15/month (€10/month billed yearly)

Quizly

  • Free (limited use)
  • Premium €5/month (€59.99/year)

Quizly Premium is €5/month billed yearly (€59.99/year). Summry starts at €5.83/month billed yearly (€7 with no commitment) and goes up to €10/month on Major (€15 with no commitment).

Summry’s free plan gives 50 credits a month; Quizly’s remains limited use, with no public quota. Details are on the Pricing page.

See Summry’s quota and credit details

Reviews.

Our Trustpilot rating and Quizly’s ratings, with their sources.

Summry

4.3/5Trustpilot · 2,000+ students

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Rating checked on October 27, 2026.

Quizly

Store ratings not consolidated

Quizly offers iOS and Android apps, but no consolidated public rating is available to compare with Trustpilot. The figures shown on quizly.com come from the official site.

Frequently asked questions.

Answers to the most common questions about Quizly and Summry.

Summry or Quizly: which one should you choose to study?

Quizly is more complete on the journey: schedule, mock exams, podcasts and six formats. Summry is stronger on input and speed: photos, audio, YouTube, study sheets and quizzes in about twenty seconds, 50 free credits. In medicine or in the PASS, the two can coexist: Quizly to plan, Summry to turn raw courses into material.

How does Quizly pricing compare with Summry?

Quizly: free, limited, Premium €5/month (€59.99/year). Summry: free with 50 credits/month, Essentiel €7/month (€5.83/month billed yearly, €70/year), Major €15/month (€10/month billed yearly, €120/year).

Is Quizly suitable for medical studies?

Yes for its schedule and mock exams, provided your courses are typed up. In medicine, many notes are handwritten or recorded: Quizly does not yet read handwriting and does not import audio. Summry takes photos and audio, which covers that case.

Does Quizly offer an AI chat over your courses?

Yes, Qwi. It answers about your course and relies on QwiMaps to explore concepts. Summry also offers a chat, but its main difference remains multi-format input and speed.

Does Summry work on mobile?

Yes, through a PWA: you add it to your home screen from the browser, without going through a store. Quizly offers native iOS and Android apps.

Sources.

Information collected from the official sites of Quizly and from review platforms on October 27, 2026.

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