Form to Moodle XML Converter: Simplify Your Quiz Creation

Creating quizzes for your Learning Management System (LMS) can be time-consuming, especially when you need to manually input questions into Moodle. Fortunately, there’s a simpler way. With Formswrite.com, you can convert any document — Google Docs, Sheets, PDFs, or even images — into a fully functional Google Form and then export it as a Moodle XML file in just a few clicks.

This solution is perfect for educators, trainers, and instructional designers who want to save time while ensuring their quizzes are accurate and properly formatted.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use a Form to Moodle XML converter effectively.

1. Upload Your Document

Start by uploading your source file. You can choose a file from your Google Drive or upload it directly from your computer. Formswrite supports a wide range of formats, including:

• Google Docs
• Google Sheets
• PDFs
• Images containing text

Once uploaded, your document is ready for automatic question detection.

2. Convert Your Document into a Google Form

After uploading, Formswrite will automatically detect all the question types in your document. This includes multiple choice, true/false, short answer, and more. With a single click, your document is transformed into a Google Form, complete with proper question formatting.

This step eliminates the need for manual copying and ensures that your questions are ready for LMS export.

3. Click “Convert”

Once your Google Form is generated, simply click the Convert button in Formswrite. The system will process your form and prepare it for Moodle export. This step ensures that all your questions and answers are structured correctly for Moodle XML format.

4. Export to Moodle XML

Finally, click Export to Moodle XML . Your quiz will be converted into a Moodle-compatible XML file that can be imported directly into your LMS. This allows you to quickly upload your quiz to Moodle without worrying about formatting issues or manual entry errors.

With Formswrite, what used to take hours can now be done in just a few minutes, freeing up more time for teaching and content creation.

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