Flashcard maker
Turn a list, your notes or a PDF into flashcards, then flip, review, quiz and play.
Your decks and progress are kept in this browser, and with your account when you sign in.
How to make and study flashcards
Make your cards
Paste a list such as apple - manzana, paste your class notes, or open a PDF or Word file. Or pick a ready deck.
Study your way
Flip the cards, run a smart review, take a quick quiz or race the clock in Match.
Come back each day
Smart review shows only the cards due today. Print, share a link or download the deck for later.
Good to know
- Put a dash, colon, equals sign or tab between a word and its meaning, one card per line.
- In your notes, sentences like Osmosis is the movement of water... become cards. Wrap a word in {{double braces}} to make a fill-in-the-blank card.
- Smart review works best a few minutes each day. Press Good when you remembered, Again when you did not.
- Answer with the front turns every card around, handy for language decks both ways.
- Star the hard cards while you flip, then study only the starred ones.
- Fold cards print the front and back side by side, so no two-sided printer is needed.
Questions people ask
Is the flashcard maker free? Do I need an account?
It is free to use and there is no sign-up. Your decks are kept in this browser on this device.
Are my notes or files uploaded?
No. Lists, notes, PDFs and Word files are read on your device. A share link carries the deck inside the link itself, after the # sign, which browsers never send to a server.
How does smart review decide what I see?
Each card remembers how well you knew it. Cards you find easy come back after days or weeks, hard ones come back soon, and a missed card returns in the same session.
Can I bring cards from another app?
Yes. Most card apps can export a text or CSV file with one card per line. Paste it or open the file here and the cards are read straight away.
How do I print flashcards?
Open a deck and press Print. Cut-out cards put 8 on a page with the backs on the next page, lined up for two-sided printing. Fold cards need no two-sided printer.