AI Flashcard Maker — Flashcards From Any Text

How it works

1. Paste your text in the box — lecture notes, a chapter, an article, internal docs.
2. Choose how many cards you want (5 to 30) and what kind — term → definition or question → answer — then press Run. The deck is written in a few seconds.
3. Use it: press Start to flip through the cards on screen, Export → Anki to keep drilling in your own app, or Export → Print for a double-sided sheet you can cut up.

No card limit per day, no watermark, nothing to install.

What you get

Each card is a front and a back, written from your text and nothing else. The whole deck is plain text in the box, so before you learn from it you can sharpen the wording, delete the trivial cards or add your own with Add card — the deck says exactly what you want it to say.

• Term → definition or question → answer — pick the shape before you press Run.
• Easy, medium or hard — the difficulty setting decides how much a card asks of you.
• Anki, one-way or two-way — two-way makes the reverse card as well, so you drill both directions.
• Print, double-sided — fronts and backs line up when you flip on the long edge.

What makes a good deck

The hard part of flashcards was never the flipping — it is writing a hundred cards without giving up on card twelve. The tedious extraction happens here: terms, dates, definitions and concepts are pulled out of your text and paired into cards. Your job shrinks to review.

Ways to use it

• Vocabulary — paste a text in a foreign language, get word cards with meanings in context.
• Medicine, law, biology — heavy-terminology subjects where every chapter hides fifty definitions.
• History — dates, names and events from your notes, ready to drill.
• Onboarding — turn internal docs into a deck for new teammates: acronyms, systems, who-does-what.
• Conference prep — a deck from your own slides, so the details are on the tip of your tongue.

Where to go next

Prefer being tested with questions and a score at the end? Try Quiz yourself, or build a quiz for other people with the AI Quiz Maker. Want gap-fill drills from the same text? There is a fill-in-the-blanks generator too.