OneAIPaper builder
Build a paper that is ready to print
Building a paper takes three steps: build, answers and rubrics, finalize and export. The problem bank sits beside the page. AI drafts the answers and rubrics, and you review them. After finalizing, export to Word or print directly.
Problem bank panel beside the paper
Search, preview and add problems from a panel to the right of the page. Select a problem to see similar ones, adjust difficulty and swap it in place. You can undo a swap.
Add problems from images
Screenshots, photos and handwritten problems are transcribed into problems with math. Each one goes into your paper after you check it. By default it stays in this paper only; tick a box to save it to My problem bank as well.
Answers and scoring rubrics
If a problem already has a solution in the bank, that solution is kept and AI only adds the rubric. Otherwise AI drafts both the answer and the rubric. You review each problem, and the paper can be finalized only after every problem has points and has passed review.
Points and layout
Problems get default points by question type when added, and you can change them. Set one or two columns, font and size, line and problem spacing, margins, a binding line, and whether points are shown.
Answer space
Answer space comes in four sizes: none, small, medium and large. Set it for the whole paper, per question type, or per problem. Multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank problems get no answer space by default.
Export, print and answer sheets
Word export has two options, Paper only and Paper + answers. Their file names differ, so the version with answers is hard to hand out by mistake. Printing outputs only the paper itself. After finalizing, generate an answer sheet, and grading uses its QR code to locate each answer.
New page editorComing soon
Edit styles, images and columns directly on the page, with screen, print and Word all following the same layout. The same release adds PDF download, presentation mode and PPTX export, long-image and Markdown export, co-editing and comments, version history, and an AI assistant inside the editor. Access is opening school by school.
Who it is for
Teachers who write weekly quizzes, monthly exams, unit tests and mock competition papers, and subject teams that need a consistent paper format.