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Creating a New Test

In TestInvite, tests are created from the Tests area. When creating a test, you define the basic information and the initial section structure.

Updated 2026/04/17

To start creating a test:

  • Go to the left menu and click Tests
      • Click on New Test
        When creating a test, you define the basic information and set up the initial structure.
        When creating a test, you define the basic information and set up the initial structure.


        Enter your test details, organize it into sections, and click Save to create your test.
        Enter your test details, organize it into sections, and click Save to create your test.

        Test Name: Choose a clear and descriptive title so you can easily identify it later.

        Folder: Folders help you organize your tests into groups. You can place your test inside an existing folder (e.g., “Language Tests”) or create new ones to structure your content. This is especially useful when you have many tests, as it keeps everything categorized and easy to find.

        Section: Sections divide your test into parts. Each section can represent a topic or skill (e.g., Reading, Grammar). This helps structure the test and allows you to group related questions together.

        ✅ In short

        - Go to Tests → Add New Test

        - Enter Test Name

        - Select a Folder

        - (Optional) Add Description

        - Create at least one Section

        - Use + to add more sections

        - Click Save

        Test Structure


        A test follows this structure:

        Test → Section → Page → Question

        Sections: organize the test

        Pages: belong to sections

        Questions: are placed inside pages

        Page Settings & Adding Questions

        The Test Structure screen is divided into two connected areas. On the right side, you configure the selected page by adjusting its settings and adding questions.

        Add sections and pages to structure your test, then configure settings and start adding questions.
        Add sections and pages to structure your test, then configure settings and start adding questions.

        Page Settings 

        The right panel is where you configure the selected page and build its content.

        What you can do:


        • Adjust page settings (title, instructions, layout)
          • Add and edit questions
            • Control how the page appears to candidates
              Adjust layout, question shuffling, and time limit settings before adding questions.
              Adjust layout, question shuffling, and time limit settings before adding questions.

              These settings allow you to control how the page behaves, including its layout, whether questions are shuffled, and if a time limit is applied.