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Flashcard maker
Paste your notes. Get question-and-answer flashcards you can test yourself with, copy, or download for Anki or Quizlet.
Why flashcards work
Answering a question from memory strengthens it far more than re-reading. This is called retrieval practice. Flashcards make it quick: read the question, answer out loud or on paper, then flip.
Getting good cards
- Paste one topic at a time. 300–1,500 words of notes gives the sharpest cards.
- Keep key terms and numbers in your notes. Cards only use what you paste, so gaps in the notes mean gaps in the cards.
- Delete any card you can already answer instantly. Spend your time on the ones you get wrong.
- Review again after a day, then a few days, then a week.
Use them in Anki or Quizlet
Press Download CSV. In Anki choose File → Import. In Quizlet choose Create → Import and paste the cards.
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