ZipGrade scans quiz forms. evaleasy marks the whole paper.
ZipGrade is a phone app that grades quizzes from printed answer forms. evaleasy marks whole exam papers: written and handwritten answers alongside multiple choice, on your own papers, with no form to print. You get a report for each student, with the marks and the reason for every question.
Get startedChecked November 2026.Source: ZipGrade home page
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Why choose evaleasy over ZipGrade?
- Written answers, marked
- Short answers, long answers and essays are marked by an AI model in 2 or 3 passes against your key or rubric, with a reason for the mark.
- No form to print
- evaleasy reads ordinary question papers, answer sheets and phone photos, so you can use the papers you already have.
- Answers however students write them
- Students can circle an option, tick a box or write "3. B" in a column.
- A report for each student
- Each one shows the answer as read, the correct answer and the reason for every question.
- More than marks
- Compare a class's papers for possible copying at no credit cost, or connect your own software through the API.
How do evaleasy and ZipGrade compare?
| evaleasy | ZipGrade | |
|---|---|---|
| What it marks | Whole exam papers and assignments, with objective and written answers on the same paper. It runs in a browser, so there's nothing to install. | An iOS and Android app that grades paper quizzes from printed answer forms. Source: ZipGrade home page |
| Question types | Multiple choice, bubble sheets, true or false, fill in the blanks, match the following, numerical, short answers, long answers and essays, all on the same paper. | Multiple choice, true or false, matching and gridded numeric. Written answers aren't mentioned on the pages we read. Source: ZipGrade home page |
| Handwriting | Yes. An AI model reads scans and phone photos twice, and a third time if the readings differ on a marked option or a blank. An answer that stays unclear earns no marks, or is flagged for you to check if you prefer. | Its pages describe grading printed answer forms. Handwriting isn't mentioned on the pages we read. Source: ZipGrade home page |
| What students answer on | Ordinary question papers and answer sheets, from a scan or phone photo. There are no forms to print and no corner marks. | Printed answer forms of 20, 50 or 100 questions, or custom forms you make. Source: ZipGrade home page |
| Reason for each mark | Every question in the report shows the answer as read, the correct answer and the reason for the mark. | Not mentioned on the pages we read. Source: ZipGrade home page |
| Plagiarism | Included. Compares a class's papers with each other, including papers sharing the same unusual wrong answers, and flags possible copying for you to check. It costs no credits. | Not mentioned on the pages we read. Source: ZipGrade home page |
| API | Yes. A public REST API with signed webhooks and server-sent events. There's no sales call, and it uses the same credits as the dashboard. | Not mentioned on the pages we read. Source: ZipGrade home page |
How were these facts checked?
We read the pages linked beside each fact in November 2026. "Not mentioned" means we didn't find it on those pages, not that ZipGrade doesn't have it.
evaleasy isn't affiliated with ZipGrade. Their names belong to them. Product details can change, so check their site for the latest. zipgrade.com
Common questions
- Do I need to print a special form for evaleasy?
- No. evaleasy reads ordinary answer sheets and bubble sheets from a scan or phone photo, with no corner marks or templates.
- Can evaleasy mark multiple choice and written answers on the same paper?
- Yes. Multiple choice, true or false, blanks and numbers are compared with your key in code, written answers are marked by an AI model, and each question in the report says which way it was marked.
- Can evaleasy read handwriting?
- Yes. evaleasy reads handwriting from scans and phone photos. Each page is read twice, a third time if the readings differ on a marked option or a blank, and an answer that stays unclear earns no marks, or is flagged for you to check if you prefer.
Your next stack of papers doesn't have to be your problem.
Signing up is free. Marking uses credits, at 1 credit per page.