Flashcards Generator

1. 01Enter a question and answerWrite a question on one side and an answer on the other. Add a short hint if you want one.
2. 02Quick paste (optional)Already have a list? Paste one card per line as "question | answer", and the tool adds them all at once.
3. 03Practice in study modeSwitch to the "Study" view, click the card to flip it, and navigate with the arrows. Shuffle the deck, and mark cards you need to practice more.
4. 04Print to cut outSwitch to the "Print" view and click print / save as PDF. The first page is the question side, the second page is the matching answer side.

• Foreign language vocabularyA word on one side, the translation on the other — great for a language class or a tutor building a vocabulary set.
• Formulas in math and scienceThe formula name or "when to use it" on one side, the formula itself on the other.
• Concepts in history or social studiesA term on one side, a short explanation on the other.
• Exam prepOne card per concept you need to know. A short daily practice, then review the whole deck the day before the test.

• 20 vocabulary wordsA unit of 20 new words. Add word / translation, practice in study mode, and print.
• 10 physics formulasThe formula name on one side, the formula and its units on the other. Shuffle each review round.
• History concepts for an examA term on one side, a 2-3 line definition on the other. A short hint helps when you get stuck.

• Keep both sides shortA good card is one you can read and answer in about 10 seconds. If the answer is long, split it into a few cards.
• Shuffle every roundShuffle in study mode prevents "remembering by order" instead of real recall. Reshuffle each round to test genuine knowledge.
• Spread the practice out10 minutes a day beats two hours the night before. Plan the review sessions with the Study Planner.
• Mark the hard onesThe "Practice more" button sends a card back into the deck. Use it for anything you did not know.
• Print and a small boxPrint, cut along the lines, and keep the cards in a small box or pencil case. Physical study cards make for real practice.

Study mode shows one card at a time. Click, or press spacebar, to flip it; the arrow keys or on-screen buttons move between cards. Shuffling changes the order, but every card is always still there. Print mode lays the deck out on a printable sheet: the first page is the question side, the second page is the answer side in matching order, so after cutting and flipping horizontally, each answer lands right behind its question.

The card content stays in your browser only. There is no need for full names, nothing is saved or sent to a server or analytics. Refreshing the page resets the content.

What is a flashcard generator?

A tool that builds question-and-answer flashcards for practice before a test. Practice inside the browser, or print a sheet to cut out.

Does the tool generate the cards automatically from my material?

No. You write the questions and answers yourself, or paste a ready-made list. There is no AI here, and the tool does not read study material.

How does "quick paste" work?

Write one card per line as "question | answer" (with a | in between), click add, and the cards are added to the list. Lines without that separator are quietly skipped.

How do I print matching two-sided cards?

In the print view, the first page is the question side and the second page is the answer side with mirrored columns. Print duplex ("flip on short edge") and each answer lands right behind its question. If you print two separate pages, hold the question page in front and the answer page behind it, then cut them together for double-sided cards.

Does it save my content?

No. Everything is built in your browser only, with no saving and no sign-up. Refreshing the page resets it. Copy the deck as text if you want to keep a copy.

What is the difference between this and the Study Planner?

The Study Planner builds a schedule: what to study and when. This tool helps with the actual studying: question-and-answer practice on the material. They work well together.