Why retyping is the slow part
Writing the paper is quick — you know your syllabus. The pain is turning that draft into a neat printable copy: retyping at a computer, or handing it to a typist and waiting, then checking it for mistakes.
Scan instead of retype
With PaperGen you photograph each page of your handwritten paper. AI reads the questions — fill-blanks, MCQs, match, maths sums — and builds an editable, formatted version. You review it, fix anything, and download a print-ready PDF.
How to get a clean scan
- Use good light and avoid shadows
- Keep the page flat and fill the frame with it
- Write clearly; very faint pencil can be hard to read
- Take one photo per page
What you can edit afterwards
- Correct any recognised text
- Change marks and section order
- Add or remove questions
- Choose the header style
- Adjust answer-line spacing before export
From photo to PDF
Sign in, open the scan tool, add your photos, and let it read the paper. In a minute you have an editable paper; one click exports a clean A4 PDF you can print or share.