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CEFR LANGUAGE WORKSHEET GENERATOR

Keep the real material.
Change the level around it.

Build A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, or C2 activities around an authentic transcript. The level guides vocabulary explanations, question phrasing, and task difficulty while the source stays available for teacher review.

Create a CEFR worksheet
THE WORKFLOW

Source in.
Both copies out.

  1. 01

    Bring an authentic source

    Paste a transcript, upload captions, or use an existing transcription from material chosen for your learners.

  2. 02

    Set the CEFR target

    Select A1 through C2, or use Auto as a starting estimate when you want the tool to judge the text.

  3. 03

    Choose the scaffolding

    Select transcript treatment, vocabulary definitions, questions, discussion prompts, and quiz items.

  4. 04

    Use teacher judgment

    CEFR labels are a practical guide, not an automatic certification. Adjust the output for your curriculum and learners.

WHAT YOU GET

A level-matched pack without flattening the source.

StudyScriptor can simplify task instructions and choose more accessible vocabulary support while keeping the original material visible. Teachers can preserve challenge in the reading and add scaffolding around it instead of replacing everything with generic textbook prose.

Especially useful for
  • Mixed-level tutoring
  • Exam-preparation support
  • Authentic-material classes
  • Independent intensive study
GOOD TO KNOW

A CEFR label is not a promise of perfect calibration.

Generated difficulty varies with topic knowledge, sentence structure, task type, and learner background. Treat the selected level as an instructional target, then read the worksheet and adjust it for the people in front of you.

QUICK ANSWERS

Before you begin

Which CEFR levels are available?

A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2 are selectable, with an Auto option for an initial estimate.

Does selecting A1 rewrite the whole transcript?

Not automatically. You separately choose intact, polished, or summarized transcript treatment, so level and source editing remain distinct decisions.

Use the material you chose.
Spend your time teaching it.

Create a CEFR worksheet