AI flashcards
Paste your notes and get question-and-answer flashcards, one fact per card, with answers taken from your notes and ready to copy.
The AI Study Guide Maker flashcard maker turns 50 to 4,000 words of notes into numbered question-and-answer flashcards: up to 10 cards at quick depth, 20 at standard and 40 at detailed, one fact per card, with answers from your notes. Cards come as plain text, one Q: and one A: line each, that you can copy. It costs 1 purchased credit per word of notes with a 300-credit minimum; registration is free.
Small cards are easier to recall and to mark yourself on, and no two cards test the same fact.
What, why and how questions and fill-in-the-blank prompts, not only term and definition pairs.
Each answer is at most two sentences, so you can check yourself in a moment.
Definitions and facts come from what you pasted, worded the way your class uses them.
A lecture, a chapter or a vocabulary list with meanings, as text.
Quick for up to 10 cards, standard for 20, detailed for 40.
Copy the cards into your notes or flashcard app, or print them, and test yourself.
Flashcards work because they make you retrieve an answer before you see it. Two habits make them work better: active recall, saying or writing the answer before you flip the card, and spaced repetition, reviewing the cards you miss more often and spacing out the ones you know.
Flashcards are best for facts you need to recall quickly: terms, dates, formulas and vocabulary. A practice quiz is better for checking understanding before a test, because multiple-choice options and short-answer questions make you tell similar ideas apart. Many students make both from the same notes.
The cards come as plain text, one Q: line and one A: line per card. Most flashcard apps let you add cards by typing or pasting, and some import lists of term and definition pairs; check your app's import instructions. AI Study Guide Maker does not export app files.
Up to 10 at quick depth, 20 at standard and 40 at detailed. Short notes give fewer cards, because the maker does not repeat a fact or invent one to reach the count.
Yes. Paste the words with their meanings, at least 50 words of text in all, and choose Flashcards. Each card tests one word, and the answers use your meanings.
You can copy and paste them as plain text. There is no direct export to app files; some apps import term and definition lists if you reformat them, so check your app's import options.
Registration is free, but there are no free credits: making flashcards uses purchased credits, 1 per word of notes with a 300-credit minimum, so short notes cost $0.05 to $0.15 depending on the pack or plan. Packs start at $4.99.
Paste your notes and choose Flashcards. Packs start at $4.99.
Last updated October 29, 2026
