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Flashcard Maker

Create flashcard decks and study with flip cards. All your cards are saved privately in your browser — no account, no paywall.

Choose a deck to study

No decks yet — go to the Create tab to make one.

Study smarter — without a subscription

Quizlet paywalled most of its advanced study modes. This flashcard maker gives you the core study loop — create, flip, mark known or review again — for free, forever, with no account required. Your decks are stored in your browser and are never uploaded anywhere.

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Flip card study

See the term, recall the answer, then flip to check. Mark cards as "Know it" to remove them from the current session or "Study again" to keep them in rotation.

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Bulk import

Already have notes? Paste them in front | back format, one per line, to import an entire deck instantly — no manual card-by-card entry.

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Shuffle & repeat

Shuffle your deck to avoid order-based memorization. At the end of a session, study only the cards you missed to reinforce weak spots.

Flashcards are one of the most evidence-backed study methods, especially for vocabulary, definitions, and factual recall. Pair this tool with the Pomodoro timer for focused study sessions and the GPA calculator to track your academic progress.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are my flashcards saved?

Yes. All decks and cards are saved automatically to your browser's localStorage. They persist between sessions on the same browser and device. Clearing browser data would erase them.

How do I import cards in bulk?

In the Create tab, scroll to "Bulk import." Paste one card per line in the format front | back (separated by a pipe | character). Hit Import and all the cards will be added to your active deck.

How many cards can I add?

No practical limit. Storage is your browser's localStorage (typically 5–10 MB), which holds tens of thousands of cards.

Can I have more than one deck?

Yes. Create separate decks for different subjects. Switch between them in the Manage tab or the deck selector in Study.

Is there spaced repetition?

The current tool uses a simple "know it / study again" loop — cards marked "study again" stay in rotation until you know all of them. Full spaced repetition (SRS) with scheduling intervals is a planned feature.