Canvas can serve quizzes through Classic Quizzes or New Quizzes, and the page structure is not always the same. A solver that only scrapes a large text blob can mix question content with instructions, navigation and unrelated labels.

QuizSolver aims to isolate the visible Canvas question, identify the answer controls and keep the explanation in history so a solved quiz becomes useful revision material.

Try QuizSolver in practice

Open the safe demo, launch the extension panel and walk through sample questions without spending credits.

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Classic Quizzes vs New Quizzes

Classic Quizzes usually expose predictable question blocks, while New Quizzes can use a more app-like layout. The important rule is the same: read the closest question text, then pair it with the visible answer choices before asking AI.

Image and file-based prompts

Canvas courses often include screenshots, diagrams, formulas or images inside a prompt. When the normal parser cannot read enough text, FocusScan can capture the prompt and choices as a screenshot-based input.

  • charts and diagrams
  • formula screenshots
  • locked text or embedded files
  • questions inside richer Canvas layouts

Multiple-answer questions

Checkbox questions need different instructions than single-choice questions. QuizSolver marks the type before solving so AI can return one answer for radio fields or multiple answers when the visible control allows it.

Save explanations for review

Canvas quiz feedback is not always available forever. Saving the question, answer and explanation creates a personal review trail you can use before finals, retakes or similar assignments.