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Flashcard Generator

Notes in, a flashcard deck out: study on the page or export for Anki and Quizlet.

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Flashcard Generator turns your notes into a deck of cards written for spaced repetition: one fact per card, a precise front with exactly one correct answer and a short back, in question, term or cloze style. It uses only what your notes say, so the deck matches your course rather than the internet. Study the cards right on the page (flip a card, mark it as known or send it back into the pile) or take the deck with you: a tab-separated file that Anki imports as a Basic deck, a copy button that pastes straight into Quizlet's import box, and a CSV for spreadsheets. Nothing to install, and the cards stay in the language of your notes unless you choose the page's language.

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Biology lecture notes on photosynthesis

Revise a lecture the same evening

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Input

Your notes or text
Photosynthesis converts light energy into chemical energy stored in glucose. It takes place in the chloroplasts. The light-dependent reactions happen in the thylakoid membranes and produce ATP and NADPH; water is split and oxygen is released. The Calvin cycle happens in the stroma and uses ATP and NADPH to fix carbon dioxide into sugars. The enzyme RuBisCO fixes CO2 in the first step of the Calvin cycle. Chlorophyll a and b absorb mostly blue and red light and reflect green.
Number of cards
10
Card style
Question → answer
Language of the cards
Same as my notes

Output (excerpt)

## Flashcards: Photosynthesis basics

| # | Front | Back |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | What does photosynthesis convert light energy into? | Chemical energy stored in glucose |
| 2 | Where in the cell does photosynthesis take place? | In the chloroplasts |
| 3 | Where do the light-dependent reactions happen? | In the thylakoid membranes |
| 4 | Which two molecules do the light-dependent reactions produce? | ATP and NADPH |
…
Small Business

GDPR terms as term → definition cards

Learn the vocabulary before a compliance course

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Input

Your notes or text
Personal data: any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person. Controller: the body that decides why and how personal data is processed. Processor: a body that processes personal data on behalf of the controller. Data subject: the person the data is about. Lawful basis: one of six grounds in Article 6, such as consent, contract or legitimate interest, that makes processing lawful. Data protection impact assessment (DPIA): an assessment required before processing that is likely to result in a high risk to people's rights.
Number of cards
10
Card style
Term → definition
Language of the cards
Same as my notes

Output (excerpt)

## Flashcards: GDPR key terms

| # | Front | Back |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Personal data | Any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person |
| 2 | Controller | The body that decides why and how personal data is processed |
| 3 | Processor | A body that processes personal data on behalf of the controller |
…

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Expect clear, progressive explanations with examples and check-for-understanding questions.

How to Use Flashcard Generator

  1. Paste your notes, a textbook section or the text of your slides. Up to about 15,000 characters per run.
  2. Pick how many cards you want and the card style: question and answer, term and definition, or fill the gap.
  3. Generate the deck. The cards appear as a table, with a study mode right under it.
  4. Study on the page, download the deck for Anki (File → Import in Anki), or copy it for Quizlet's Import box. A CSV download is there for spreadsheets and other apps.

Use Cases

1

Turn a week of lecture notes into a deck the evening after class

2

Learn vocabulary or terminology from a glossary in your own course materials

3

Prepare for a certification exam from the official study guide

4

Make cloze cards from the key sentences of a textbook chapter

5

Build a shared Quizlet set for your study group from one person's notes

Tips for Best Results

  • Clean notes make clean cards: remove page numbers and headers from copied PDF text first.
  • Fewer, sharper cards beat many vague ones. Start with 20 and run again for the next section.
  • Use cloze style for definitions and key sentences, question style for causes, steps and comparisons.
  • Review the deck tomorrow, then in three days, then in a week: spacing is what makes it stick.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I import the deck into Anki?

Download the Anki file and open it with File → Import in Anki. The file is tab-separated text with Anki's own headers, so Anki recognises the separator and the Front and Back fields; choose the Basic note type and the deck you want.

How do I import into Quizlet?

Click Copy for Quizlet under the result, create a set in Quizlet, choose Import and paste. Under 'Between term and definition' choose Tab and under 'Between cards' choose New line. The CSV download is for spreadsheets and other flashcard apps; Quizlet also accepts its contents pasted with the Comma setting.

Will the cards include facts that are not in my notes?

No. The cards are written only from your notes. If your notes support fewer good cards than you asked for, you get fewer cards and a note saying so.

What is a cloze card?

A sentence from your notes with the key term blanked out. You recall the missing term. It works well for definitions and key sentences.

Can I study without exporting?

Yes. The study mode under the result flips each card and lets you mark it as known or send it back into the pile until you know them all. It runs in your browser and keeps nothing on our side.

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