Flashcard Generator
Study cards from a list.
Study cards from a list.
How to use Flashcard Generator
- Add term-and-definition pairs, or paste a whole list to import at once
- Flip into Study mode to review one card at a time
- Click cards to flip them, then shuffle or mark them known
About Flashcard Generator
Build a study deck in seconds without an account, a subscription, or an app to install. Add term-and-definition pairs one at a time, or paste a whole list at once — put one card per line with a separator between the two sides (a dash, tab, colon, equals sign, or pipe), then import them all in a single click. If you already have terms written up in your notes or drafted somewhere else, paste them straight in rather than retyping each one.
Switch to Study mode to review one card at a time. Click a card to flip it between the term and its definition, move with Next and Previous, hit Shuffle to randomize the order so you are not just memorizing position, and use Mark known to set aside cards you already have down. A live counter like 3 / 12 tracks how far through the deck you are, and every card has a delete button so you can trim your list before a session.
It works as a free, no-frills stand-in for Quizlet or Anki when you just want to make cards and revise them, without logins or paywalls. This is a plain on-screen study tool, not a design-and-print layout like Canva, so it is built for flipping through cards rather than producing cut-out sheets. Everything stays in your browser and in memory only — nothing is uploaded, and your cards clear when you reload or close the tab, so finish a study session in one sitting.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the flashcard maker free?
- Yes, it is completely free with no sign-up, account, or limits. Make as many cards and decks as you want.
- Is this a free flashcard maker like Quizlet?
- Yes. It covers the core of what Quizlet does for studying — you make term-and-definition cards and flip through them — but with no account and no paywall on the study features. It is a straightforward free alternative when you just want to make cards and revise.
- Is this an AI flashcard maker?
- No, it does not generate cards for you from a topic or a document. You enter the terms and definitions yourself, or paste a list you already have. If you drafted a set of terms with an AI tool elsewhere, you can paste that list in and import it in one click.
- Can I print my flashcards?
- This tool is built for flipping through cards on screen rather than producing a print-ready sheet. You can still use your browser's own print option (Ctrl+P or Cmd+P) to print the page, but it is not laid out as cut-out cards the way a dedicated printable template would be.
- How is this different from a Canva flashcard maker?
- Canva is a design tool for laying out and printing good-looking cards. This is a study tool — the point is to type terms and definitions and quiz yourself by flipping and shuffling them on screen. Reach for this when you want to revise, not to design printable cards.
- Can I use this instead of Anki?
- For quick sessions, yes — you build a deck and flip through it with shuffle and a mark-known toggle. It does not do Anki's scheduled spaced repetition or save decks between visits, though, since everything is kept in memory and clears when you close the tab. It suits one-off cramming more than long-term review.
- Do I need to download an app?
- No. It runs entirely in your web browser on desktop or phone, with nothing to install and no sign-up. Open the page, make your cards, and start studying.
- How do I paste a list of flashcards?
- Put one card per line in the bulk box using a separator between the term and definition — a dash (term - definition), tab, colon, equals sign, or pipe all work. Then click Import lines to add them all at once.
- How does Study mode work?
- It shows one card at a time. Click the card to flip between the term and its definition, use Next and Previous to move through the deck, Shuffle to randomize the order, and Mark known to track what you have learned. A counter like 3 / 12 shows your progress.
- Can I edit or delete cards?
- Yes. Every card in your list has a delete button, and you can toggle whether each one is marked known. Add new cards any time before you start studying.
- Are my flashcards saved after I close the tab?
- No. This tool keeps everything in memory only, so your cards clear when you reload or close the tab. Finish your study session in one sitting, or rebuild your deck next time.
- Is my data uploaded anywhere?
- No. Every card you create stays in your browser and is never sent to a server. Nothing you type is uploaded, stored, or shared.