Solve Any Canvas Quiz in 2 Seconds

Yes. FastSolve fully supports both Canvas Classic Quizzes and the newer Canvas New Quizzes (LTI 1.3) engine — including multiple choice, multiple answer, matching, fill-in-multiple-blanks, and stimulus questions. Detection is automatic; you don't toggle anything per course. The two New Quizzes formats that require dragging or clicking on an image — categorization and hot spot — aren't auto-filled.

No. Canvas logs page navigation, quiz attempts, and submission events, but not the contents of input fields or DOM mutations from browser extensions. FastSolve fills the input the same way a normal keypress does, so there's no extra log entry, no flagged extension, and nothing for the instructor's quiz log to surface.

Yes. When a Canvas question contains an image — a graph, organic-chemistry structure, biology diagram, or stimulus image in New Quizzes — FastSolve captures the image and includes it in the AI prompt so the answer accounts for the visual content. Vision-model accuracy in 2026 is high across STEM diagrams.

No. Respondus LockDown Browser disables all Chrome extensions and runs in a closed environment that no extension can access. FastSolve works in regular Chrome on Canvas, including most proctored quizzes that don't force LockDown — Honorlock and Proctorio in their default modes do not block extensions.

No. The Canvas Student mobile app uses a native iOS/Android UI that doesn't host browser extensions. FastSolve works on Canvas in any Chromium-based desktop browser (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc) — open the quiz in your laptop browser instead of the app.

In their default configurations, yes. Honorlock and Proctorio monitor webcam, audio, tab focus, and clipboard — but they don't disable extensions unless an instructor explicitly enables that lockdown setting. FastSolve runs in regular Chrome and shows nothing on screenshare. Always check your specific exam's proctoring config first.

Yes. Canvas matching, ordering, and fill-in-multiple-blanks questions all have dedicated FastSolve handlers — pairs are matched correctly, ordering is reconstructed in the right sequence, and each blank gets the right token. New Quizzes' drag-based "categorization" and click-on-image "hot spot" formats are the exception — those interaction types aren't auto-filled.

For Canvas specifically, yes — because FastSolve sees the actual question and choices in the DOM and routes to the right model per question type. ChatGPT requires you to retype or screenshot the question and copy the answer back into Canvas (which leaves a tab-switch trace). Chegg is a separate Q&A database and cannot auto-fill Canvas inputs at all.

FastSolve is a study aid — use it to check your answers, understand how a problem is solved, and study more efficiently. It is not a licence to break your school's academic-integrity policy, and using unauthorised help on a graded Canvas quiz can be treated as misconduct. Confirm what your instructor and institution allow before using any AI homework helper on graded work, and take responsibility for how you use the answers.