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Paste your notes or name a topic. Get clean, one-fact flashcards you can study right here or copy straight into Anki or Quizlet.

How it works

  1. Paste your notes, a textbook section or a study guide (up to 8,000 characters), or just type a topic.
  2. Choose how many cards, the card style (question and answer, term and definition, or fill in the blank) and your level. Then click Make flashcards.
  3. Study the cards on the page, or click Copy for Anki/Quizlet to paste them straight into your flashcard app.

Examples

Sample results for the inputs shown, so you can see the format and quality before you try it.

Example 1: input

Your notes, or a topic: Photosynthesis: plants convert light energy into chemical energy stored in glucose. It happens in chloroplasts; chlorophyll absorbs mostly red and blue light and reflects green. Two stages. Light-dependent reactions (thylakoid membranes) split water, releasing O2, and make ATP and NADPH. Calvin cycle (stroma) uses ATP, NADPH and CO2 to make G3P, which is used to build glucose. The enzyme RuBisCO …

Number of cards: 10

Card style: Question and answer

Level: Intermediate

Example 1: output
  1. What does photosynthesis convert light energy into?

    Chemical energy stored in glucose.

  2. In which organelle does photosynthesis take place?

    The chloroplast.

  3. Which colors of light does chlorophyll mostly absorb?

    Red and blue light. It reflects green.

  4. What are the two stages of photosynthesis?

    The light-dependent reactions and the Calvin cycle.

  5. Where do the light-dependent reactions happen?

    In the thylakoid membranes.

  6. What do the light-dependent reactions produce?

    ATP and NADPH, plus oxygen released by splitting water.

  7. Where does the Calvin cycle take place?

    In the stroma.

  8. What three inputs does the Calvin cycle use to make G3P?

    ATP, NADPH and CO2.

  9. Which enzyme fixes CO2 in the Calvin cycle?

    RuBisCO.

  10. Name the three limiting factors of photosynthesis.

    Light intensity, CO2 concentration and temperature.

Example 2: input

Your notes, or a topic: Spanish phrases for ordering at a restaurant

Number of cards: 10

Card style: Term and definition

Level: Beginner

Example 2: output
  1. Una mesa para dos, por favor.

    A table for two, please.

  2. ¿Qué me recomienda?

    What do you recommend?

  3. Quisiera...

    I would like...

  4. ¿Tienen un menú en inglés?

    Do you have a menu in English?

  5. Soy alérgico / alérgica a...

    I'm allergic to... (alérgico if you're a man, alérgica if you're a woman).

  6. Sin hielo, por favor.

    Without ice, please.

  7. Para llevar

    To go (takeaway).

  8. ¿Está incluida la propina?

    Is the tip included?

  9. La cuenta, por favor.

    The check, please.

  10. ¡Buen provecho!

    Enjoy your meal!

Example 3: input

Your notes, or a topic: Intro macro notes. GDP = total market value of all final goods and services produced in a country in a year. Nominal GDP uses current prices; real GDP adjusts for inflation. Inflation = general rise in prices, commonly measured by the CPI. Unemployment rate = unemployed / labor force. Fiscal policy = government spending and taxes. Monetary policy = central bank controls money supply and interest …

Number of cards: 10

Card style: Fill in the blank

Level: Beginner

Example 3: output
  1. GDP is the total market value of all ____ goods and services produced in a country in a year.

    final

  2. ____ GDP adjusts for inflation.

    Real

  3. Nominal GDP is measured using ____ prices.

    current

  4. A general rise in prices is called ____.

    inflation

  5. Inflation is commonly measured by the ____.

    CPI

  6. The unemployment rate equals the number of unemployed divided by the ____.

    labor force

  7. Government spending and taxes are the tools of ____ policy.

    fiscal

  8. In monetary policy, the ____ controls the money supply and interest rates.

    central bank

  9. A recession is commonly defined as two consecutive quarters of falling ____.

    real GDP

  10. The value of the next best alternative given up is the ____.

    opportunity cost

Tips for better results

  • Paste your own notes instead of just a topic. The cards will match what your teacher emphasized, and the tool only uses facts that are in your notes.
  • One section at a time works best. Ten great cards on one lecture beat thirty thin cards on a whole course.
  • To import into Anki: click Copy for Anki/Quizlet, paste into a text file, then File > Import (fields are separated by tabs). In Quizlet: Create > Import, paste, and choose Tab between term and definition.
  • Try Fill in the blank for definitions and formulas, and Question and answer for processes and cause and effect.

FAQ

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Can I import the cards into Anki or Quizlet?

Yes. Click Copy for Anki/Quizlet to copy every card as tab-separated text, one card per line. Both Anki (File > Import) and Quizlet (Create > Import) accept that format.

Are the flashcards accurate?

When you paste notes, the cards use only facts from your notes. When you give only a topic, they stick to well-established textbook facts. Check any card that looks off against your course material.

How many cards can it make?

Up to 30 per run from up to 8,000 characters of notes. For a whole chapter, run it once per section.

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