Welcome to AccuGrader!
Your smart grading assistant starts here.
Getting Started
Step 1: Register and Start Your Free Trial
- Sign up with your email and create a password.
- Enjoy a 7-day free trial to explore all features without limitations.
- After the trial, you can subscribe to maintain full access to the system.
Step 2: Create or Upload Tests
- Automatic Question Generation: Use our AI-powered tool to create test questions tailored to your subject and difficulty level. Perfect for quick test creation!
- Upload Your Own Tests: Upload tests in PDF or image format. Word files are preferred if saved as PDF, but make sure to export using UTF-8 encoding to avoid character errors.
- If saving as a UTF-8 encoded PDF is difficult, you can scan the printed test using a scanner or take a clear photo with a mobile phone and upload it as a PDF or JPG file instead.
- Important:
Your uploaded test must include the following information clearly at the top of the first page:
- Course ID
- Course Name
- Test Name
Step 3: Set Up the Rubric
- Upload a rubric file specifying correct answers, grading criteria, total scores, and point distribution.
- Please refer to the rubric sample provided on the Home page to match the required format.
Step 4: Upload Student Answers
- Scan or photograph handwritten answers and save them as PDF or image files.
- You can upload a single combined PDF file containing answers from multiple students.
- Important: When uploading a combined PDF file, you must accurately specify the number of pages per student (e.g., 1–4 pages).
- This information allows the system to correctly separate and grade each student's answer.
- Note: If any student's answer exceeds the specified page count (e.g., more than 4 pages), please upload that student's answer as a separate PDF file for proper processing.
- Note: Individual student answer uploads must also follow the same required format (including the standard cover page and structure).
- There is no strict page limit, but if a student's answer exceeds 10 pages, it must be split into separate files, and each file should be clearly labeled as "Part 1", "Part 2", etc., to ensure correct recognition and grading.
- Tip: If you need to merge multiple PDF files into one, you can use one of the following free online tools:
- PDF24 Tools – Simple and intuitive with minimal ads
- iLovePDF – Offers additional features and supports Google Drive/Dropbox
- PDFMerge – Fast and lightweight PDF merger
Special Case: Uploading Scanned Answer Sheets
- If your scanned student answer sheets do not include the Course ID, Course Name, and Test Name on the first page, don't worry.
- When you upload the files, you will be asked to enter the missing information.
- Our system will automatically generate a cover page containing the required course and test information, and merge it with your scanned file before grading.
- This ensures that all uploaded files are properly recognized and processed without errors.
Step 5: Start Grading
- Verify that all files are uploaded correctly.
- Click the "Start Grading" button to begin automated grading.
- Grading results typically appear in 5–10 minutes for up to 30 students, or within 30 minutes for larger classes.
Step 6: Review and Finalize Results
- Review the scores and feedback generated by the system.
- Make manual adjustments if needed.
- Save and download the final grading results in Excel or other formats.
- You can also email results directly to students.
Additional Features
- Secure Storage: All your course materials and grading results are safely stored and easily accessible.
- Multiple Test Types: Our system supports multiple-choice tests, essay questions, mixed tests, and report evaluations.
Who Can Use AccuGrader?
- K-12 Schools
- Universities and Graduate Schools
- Private Academies
- Corporate Training Centers
Need detailed explanations about each menu? Visit our FAQ / Knowledge Base!