Free flashcard maker
Type flashcards, concept cards and questions, or paste a list from Anki, Quizlet or a spreadsheet. Free with an account, up to 200 cards a deck.
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You write the cards. I'll bring them back on time.
From first read to exam day
What you get with every deck: up to 7 study modes
Each deck gets up to seven ways to study, in the order you learn. Start at the top, or jump to the one you need tonight.
- 1 · See it all
Roadmap
See every part of the topic and what comes next.
- 2 · Understand
Learn
Read one idea four ways until it clicks.
- 3 · Remember
Flashcards
Cards come back right before you forget them.
- 4 · Apply
Quiz
Predict what happens next, like an exam question.
- 5 · See it work
Step by step
Watch a process happen one move at a time.
- 6 · Say it
Interview
Answer out loud in 60 seconds, then compare.
- 7 · Every day
Daily mission
A 20-minute plan picked for you each day, mixing the modes above.
Got an exam date? Add it and your daily mission plans backwards from it.
Plan for an examHow do I make my own flashcards?
Four steps, about a minute before the first card. Your draft is kept in the browser until you save it.
- 01Sign in with your email (free, no password) and open New deck.
- 02Choose Type cards, name the deck and its first section.
- 03Add cards one by one, or paste a whole list and check the preview.
- 04Save the deck. It opens on every study screen right away, with spaced repetition reviews.
Can I try it without signing in?
Yes. Paste a list below to see the cards it makes, then email yourself a link. The link opens the same cards in the maker once you sign in for free.
Paste one card per line, front and back split by a tab, comma, semicolon, dash or colon.
What can a card be?
More than front and back. Tap the flashcard to flip it, and the tabs to turn the concept card.
¿Cómo estás?
How are you? (to a friend)
Say the answer in your head, then tap the card.
Tú or usted
Plain EnglishBoth mean you. Tú is for friends and family, usted for strangers, older people and work.
| Card | What you type | Where you study it |
|---|---|---|
| Flashcard | What you typeA front and a back | Where you study itFlashcards, with spaced repetition |
| Concept card | What you typeA term and a plain explanation; an analogy, an example and a real-life use if you like | Where you study itLearn, one face at a time |
| Predict question | What you typeA situation, a question, four options and why the right one is right | Where you study itQuiz |
| Interview question | What you typeA question and at least two points a good answer covers | Where you study itInterview, with a timer |
| Diagram | What you type2 to 8 named steps of a process | Where you study itStep by step |
Can I import flashcards from Anki, Quizlet or a spreadsheet?
Yes. Paste the list or open the exported file, and every line becomes a flashcard.
- One card per line: the front first, then the back.
- The maker finds the separator by itself; you can pick another before adding.
- Extra columns, like Anki tags, are left out. Anki's settings lines at the top are skipped.
- Quoted CSV fields can hold commas and line breaks.
- Lines with no separator or an empty side are listed by number, so you can fix them.
| Where the list comes from | Split by | One line looks like |
|---|---|---|
| Quizlet export (tab) | Split byTab | One line looks likemitochondria → makes energy for the cell (a tab between them) |
| Anki notes as plain text (tab) | Split byTab | One line looks likeosmosis → water moving across a membrane (a tab between them) |
| Spreadsheet saved as CSV (comma) | Split byComma | One line looks like"ratio","part, compared to the whole" |
| Spreadsheet in some countries (semicolon) | Split bySemicolon | One line looks likehola;hello |
| Notes you typed (dash ( - )) | Split byDash ( - ) | One line looks likephotosynthesis - plants turning light into sugar |
| Notes you typed (colon ( : )) | Split byColon ( : ) | One line looks likerate: change per unit of time |
Is the flashcard maker free?
Yes, with a free account.
- Up to 200 cards in each deck, split into up to 6 sections.
- Up to 20 typed decks per account.
- Free on every plan. Typed decks use no AI, so they don't count toward your monthly AI decks.
- You need a free account to save, so your cards follow you to any device.
Type your first card.
Sign in with your email, open the maker and start typing. Your cards are ready to study the moment you save.
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