Paste your notes, syllabus, or any text and get a study-ready flashcard deck in seconds. Free, no account needed.
Free, and no account is needed to use it. You only sign up if you want to save your work.
No. Paste your text and the deck is generated and shown to you straight away. An account is only needed if you want to save a deck and come back to it.
Lecture notes, a syllabus, a textbook chapter, an article, or your own summary. Plain text works best; the generator reads it and writes question-and-answer cards from the facts it finds.
It works wherever the material has definitions, processes or facts to recall - biology, law, medicine, languages, history, engineering. It is weaker on material that is mostly calculation, because a worked problem is not a recall card.
The cards are built from the text you paste, but the generator will also add related facts it knows - paste one line about mitochondria and you may get a card about ATP that your notes never mentioned. That is usually helpful and usually right, but it means the deck is not strictly a copy of your source. Read the cards once before revising from them: if your notes contain a mistake it can be repeated, and an added fact is worth a glance before you memorise it.
Yes, generating and viewing a deck is free and needs no card. Saving decks, the AI tutor and quizzes sit behind a free account, with paid plans for heavier use.