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No. Sign in with the same Teachit account you already use, and manage your subscription from your Teachit profile - there's no separate account to create.

No. Transcribe is for when you already have a PDF, video or recording. Generate is for when you don't - pick from eight resource types, add a topic and year group, and Teachit Studio builds it from scratch.

Worksheet, quiz, lesson plan, flashcards, exit ticket, task cards, vocabulary set, and Differentiated Worksheets - one worksheet levelled three ways for mixed-ability classes. Pick a type, add a topic and year group, and Teachit Studio builds it - no source material needed.

Teachit Studio works directly from your material and keeps a link back to the source on every note, so anything you want to confirm is one click away. Most notes are ready to use as they come. AI can make mistakes, so give it the same read-through you would give any resource before it reaches your class.

PDFs, YouTube links, and audio recordings today, with more formats on the way. Files go up to 50MB; an uploaded recording can run to 90 minutes, a YouTube video to 45 (or 30 if the video has no captions of its own, since we then have to listen to it), and a lesson you record in the browser to 20. And if you don't have material yet, use Generate a Resource to build any of eight resource types - worksheet, quiz, lesson plan, flashcards, exit ticket, task cards, vocabulary set, or Differentiated Worksheets - from just a topic and year group, no upload required.

Every account gets 2 free generations to try it out. A Teachit subscription raises that to up to 30 resources a month, with the AI tutor on every note - it's the same subscription that unlocks their other resources, not a separate one. Almost everything costs one generation; the exception is Differentiated Worksheets, which costs one per level.

Only a fair-use one, and you are very unlikely to meet it. A subscription covers 500 chat messages a month, resetting at the start of each calendar month. Free accounts get 10 messages in total, across every note, as a way to try it. The ceiling exists so a stuck browser tab cannot run up a bill - a normal week of teaching is nowhere near it.

Yes. Open any quiz - a Quiz resource, or one you added to a transcribed note - choose Assign to class, and you get a QR code, a link and a short code. Exit tickets work the same way, and a multi-day bundle lets you pick which day you are running. Show on projector puts all three on the screen so the class can scan or type it. Pupils type a name and start - no account, no sign-in, nothing to install. You watch the results fill in live and can download them as a CSV. The link stays open for 4 hours and the whole session, names and answers included, is deleted within 24.

Every resource comes as a branded, print-ready PDF - and for the ones with a mark scheme, as a pupil copy and a teacher copy from the same generation. There's also a Word (.docx) export, in beta, for when you need to change something before you hand it out. You can print straight from the page too, or put a quiz, flashcard deck or lesson plan on the projector.

A read-through is usually all it needs. Teachit Studio writes with AI, and AI can make mistakes, so look it over before it goes in front of your class - the same look-over you would give anything you did not write yourself. Worksheet and exit ticket mark schemes also go through a second automated pass that re-works every question and corrects the marking before it reaches you.

Your uploads and notes are yours - private to your account unless you choose to share them with your class. Pupils who join a live quiz never create an account, and everything from that session is deleted within 24 hours. You can delete any note, or your whole Studio account, yourself at any time. The privacy policy sets out what is collected, which providers process it, and how long each thing is kept.