Diffit
VerifiedAI tool that turns any topic or text into leveled, print-ready classroom resources
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Diffit
What it is
Diffit helps teachers produce the same content at several levels. A teacher starts from a topic, standard, article, PDF or video, then sets options such as grade level, language, MTSS tier, challenge level and scaffolds, and Diffit returns a leveled reading with vocabulary, questions and activity pages laid out for printing. It also builds station rotations, intervention materials, sub plans and slides, and every resource stays editable. Exports go to Google Docs, Slides, Forms, Classroom and Microsoft 365 on paid plans. Diffit has no student logins or student-facing AI and says it collects no student data, which makes adoption simple for schools. A free Basic plan covers creating and printing, while an individual subscription and school licenses add exports, standards alignment and full history.
Key features
- Leveled readings and activities from any topic or source
- MTSS tier, language and scaffold settings
- Print-optimized layouts and editable exports
- Sub plans, station rotations and slides
What we liked
- + Fast way to get one text at several reading levels
- + No student accounts or student data collected
- + Print layouts are ready to copy
Worth noting
- · Google and Microsoft exports need a paid plan
- · Free plan only keeps resources from the last 90 days
Editor's notes
More context from AI BirdView
Diffit is an AI tool that helps teachers turn any topic, article or standard into differentiated classroom resources at the reading level and language each student needs. Its focus is narrow on purpose: rather than dozens of generators, it does leveled readings and the activities around them well, with print layouts that are ready to copy. It is popular with teachers of English learners and intervention groups.
What is Diffit used for?
Teachers use Diffit when the same lesson has to reach students reading years apart, or when they need a usable resource on a topic that has no good classroom text.
- Rewriting an article, PDF or video transcript into a leveled reading with vocabulary and questions
- Producing versions of one resource in different languages for multilingual classrooms
- Building activities matched to an MTSS tier or challenge level
- Creating sub plans and station rotation materials
- Generating slides and intervention resources from the same content
- Exporting editable resources to Google Classroom, Docs, Slides, Forms or Microsoft 365
Who Diffit is best for
Diffit fits ELL and ESL teachers, special education and intervention staff, and general classroom teachers with wide reading ranges. Schools that worry about student privacy like that it has no student logins. Teachers looking for grading help, live student chatbots or a full curriculum planner will need a different tool, since Diffit is focused on content creation for the teacher.
Diffit pricing
As of October 2026, Diffit's free Basic plan lets teachers create classroom-ready content, download PDFs, print, share, edit resources and access content made in the last 90 days. The individual teacher subscription costs $14.99 per month billed monthly or $149.99 per year billed annually, and adds exports to Google and Microsoft, alignment to standards, skills, curricula and MTSS tiers, full resource history and premade graphic organizers. Diffit for Schools is a flat-rate annual subscription tiered by enrollment that covers all staff and adds an admin dashboard and professional development. District pricing is quoted on request.
Limitations to keep in mind
- Exports to Google, Canva and Microsoft formats are reserved for paid plans
- Free users lose access to resources older than 90 days
- Leveled rewrites can drop nuance from complex texts, so check key ideas survived
- It does not grade student work or provide a student-facing tutor
Diffit vs alternatives
ChatGPT, Claude and Google Gemini can rewrite text at a lower reading level if you ask, and they cost nothing extra if you already pay for them, but they do not produce print-ready layouts with vocabulary and questions in one step. Quizbot is better if the goal is only a quiz from a source. Diffit wins when a teacher needs a complete, leveled packet on a topic in a couple of minutes, and when a school wants a tool with no student data involved.
Tips for getting started with Diffit
Paste a link or upload the exact article you planned to teach, then generate two levels to compare how much detail each keeps. Use the language setting for newcomers and keep the English version alongside so students can switch. Edit the vocabulary list before printing so it matches the words you want to pre-teach. If you plan to keep resources for future years, export or upgrade before the 90-day window closes.
Diffit FAQ
- Is Diffit free for teachers?
- Yes, Diffit has a free Basic plan for creating, printing and sharing resources. The individual subscription costs $14.99 per month or $149.99 per year and adds exports and standards alignment.
- What is Diffit used for?
- Diffit is used to create differentiated readings, activities, sub plans and slides on any topic, adjusted for reading level, language and MTSS tier.
- Does Diffit collect student data?
- No. Diffit has no student logins or student-facing AI, and it states that it collects zero student data.
- What is the best alternative to Diffit?
- Brisk Teaching can re-level any web page from a browser extension, and Eduaide offers more resource templates and assessment options.
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