Teachit

Teachit Studio is a web-based tool for primary and secondary teachers who want to turn teaching materials into classroom resources or build them from a topic and year group. Its free generations offer a low-commitment way to explore the workflow, while the monthly resource allowance makes a subscription more suited to regular use.

Overview

Studio can work from PDFs, audio recordings and YouTube lessons, or generate resources around a topic and year group. Outputs span worksheets, quizzes, lesson plans, flashcards, exit tickets, task cards, vocabulary sets and differentiated worksheets, alongside formats such as PowerPoints, templates, writing frames, teaching packs and games. This breadth is useful when a teacher needs more than a single worksheet format, though generated content needs review before it reaches a class.

Resources are delivered as branded, print-ready PDFs, with separate pupil and teacher copies when a resource includes a mark scheme. Word export is in beta, so teachers who need reliably editable files should treat that as a limitation rather than a finished export option.

Key features

Material-to-resource generation

Studio accepts PDFs up to 50 MB, recordings up to 90 minutes and YouTube videos up to 45 minutes—or 30 minutes when a video has no captions. That accommodates substantial source material, but teachers working with longer recordings or videos will need to use a shorter input. Generated resources can be differentiated by level; EAL, SEND and read-aloud support are available separately.

Live quizzes

Teachers can assign a quiz by QR code, link or short code, and pupils can join without an account, sign-in or installation. That removes a setup hurdle for classroom sessions. A link remains open for four hours, and session data, including names and answers, is deleted within 24 hours.

AI and classroom review

Teachit says uploaded material is sent to AI providers to generate resources, that providers may not train models on submitted material, and that Teachit does not train AI models on it. Student quiz answers are not sent to AI providers. These are relevant protections, but teachers should still consider what they upload. Teachit also cautions that generated content can contain errors; review before classroom use is essential, not optional.

Pricing

Plan	Price	What it includes
Free	free	2 free generations and 10 AI tutor messages total; no credit card required
Teachit subscription	Custom pricing	Up to 30 resources a month and 500 AI tutor messages a month

The free plan is a practical fit for trying a couple of generations, but its two-generation cap and ten total AI tutor messages make it unsuitable for sustained classroom preparation. The subscription raises the monthly allowance substantially and suits teachers creating resources regularly. It has a stated quota of up to 30 resources and 500 tutor messages per month; the price is custom pricing.

Platforms

Teachit Studio runs on the web and requires a Teachit account. It is intended for adult educators aged 18 or over. School licensing is supported, and support for Studio, subscription and billing questions is available at [email protected].

Who it's for

Studio targets primary and secondary teachers, with resources spanning 16 year groups and 16 subjects. Its listed levels range from EYFS through KS1–KS5 and IGCSE; subjects include English, maths, science, history, geography and languages, as well as EAL and ELT. It is a stronger fit for educators who want to generate or adapt materials than for those primarily seeking a library of ready-made resources.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Multiple source types and a broad set of outputs let teachers turn existing lessons into varied classroom materials.
• Pro: Quiz access needs no pupil account or installation, reducing friction during a live session.
• Pro: Two free generations with no credit card required give teachers a way to assess the workflow before subscribing.
• Con: The free generation and tutor-message caps are too small for ongoing use.
• Con: Branded PDFs are print-ready, but Word export remains in beta, limiting dependable editing after export.
• Con: AI output may be wrong, so teachers must check it before classroom use.

Alternatives

For a broader choice of teacher resource libraries, browse Teacher Resource Libraries. Choose Myatt & Co instead if you want films and accompanying resources, with a small film selection on its free plan and all films and resources on its £22 a month Monthly plan.

CommonLit is a better fit for teachers seeking a text library and CommonLit 360 curriculum at no cost through CommonLit Digital; its Spark plan is $4,200 a year. Classroom Secrets offers a web-based alternative with a free plan and a $6.56 a month Flexible Monthly plan for one user.

Choose Teach Starter if a free collection of non-editable resources is enough, or consider its $6.08 a month Plus plan for editable resources. OER Commons is a free option with a digital library, Open Author and group creation. Tes Resources suits teachers looking for a marketplace where authors decide whether to charge for resources and set the price. PBS LearningMedia offers free PreK–12 educator and student access with a free account required for all features. Teach This is another resource option, with a Primary + Unit Plans teacher membership at $12.42 a year.

Verdict

Teachit Studio is best for primary and secondary teachers who want to turn their own PDFs, recordings or videos into a range of classroom resources, or build materials from a topic. Its strongest reason to choose it is the combination of broad resource generation and account-free live quizzes for pupils. Look elsewhere if you need dependable editable exports, more than two free generations, or a clearly priced subscription before committing.