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SayaLab review

Freemium#9 of 29 in AI Quiz Generators

A focused AI quiz generator for objective alignment, Bloom’s mapping, and LMS-ready exports.

8.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

SayaLab is an AI-assisted assessment generator for university lecturers, instructional designers, corporate L&D teams, and other educators. It accepts PDFs, DOCX files, PPTX files, text, and lecture images, then extracts learning objectives, maps content to supported Bloom’s levels, and generates mixed question types. Its focus is not only question creation: the workflow also validates cognitive level, objective alignment, distractor plausibility, source alignment, and clarity. That makes it suited to teams that need assessment generation tied closely to instructional goals.

The free plan includes every question type, including essay, along with full content analysis and validation and PDF, CSV, and JSON export. Pro is available at $20 per month and adds 300 questions per cycle, QTI and Google Form export, and the ability to regenerate any question. The annual Pro plan costs $200 per year and includes 360 questions per annual cycle with the same export and regeneration features. The main pricing consideration is the difference between broad free-plan analysis and the paid export, regeneration, and question-volume features.

SayaLab’s strongest fit is an alignment-focused assessment workflow. Users can select question types, Bloom’s distributions, and objectives, review extracted objectives, validate generated items, and regenerate individual questions rather than revising an entire assessment. Export options cover PDF, CSV, JSON, QTI, and Google Forms, while documented QTI workflows support Canvas and Moodle. It may be less suitable for teams needing a non-web deployment, larger question cycles than the Pro limits, or direct LMS connections beyond QTI imports. Choose it when instructional alignment and review controls matter more than a broad platform ecosystem.

SayaLab pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Validates objectives, cognitive level, distractors, source alignment, and clarity
    • Supports PDF, CSV, JSON, QTI, and Google Forms exports
    • Imports QTI assessments into Canvas and Moodle
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pro cycles are limited to 300 questions monthly or 360 annually
    • The product is available through the web only
    • Canvas and Moodle workflows use QTI imports rather than direct integrations

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