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Flashcard & Quiz Maker

Build decks, study them, test yourself.

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Separate the two sides with a dash, a colon, a comma or a tab. Your deck saves automatically in this browser.

About Flashcard & Quiz Maker

The Flashcard & Quiz Maker turns a list of terms into a study system. Type cards one at a time or paste a whole list in 'term - definition' form, then study them as flip cards and test yourself with multiple-choice questions the tool builds from your own deck.

Study mode leads with your weakest cards rather than running in a fixed order โ€” cards you got wrong come back sooner, which is the single thing that makes flashcards work. Decks save in your browser and export to a JSON file, so your revision isn't trapped in an account you might lose access to.

How to use Flashcard & Quiz Maker

  1. Name your deck, then add cards โ€” a question or term on the front, the answer on the back.
  2. In a hurry? Paste a whole list in the bulk box, one card per line, separated by a dash, colon, comma or tab.
  3. Switch to 'Study' and tap each card to flip it, then mark whether you knew it.
  4. Switch to 'Test' for multiple-choice questions built from your own deck, and get a score at the end.
  5. Use 'Export deck' to save a JSON backup, or 'Import deck' to load one on another device.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a free LMS or free study platform?

A full LMS (course hosting, enrolment, grading) generally isn't free beyond a limited tier โ€” Moodle is the main genuinely free option, but you have to host it yourself. If what you actually need is to learn and revise material, a flashcard and quiz tool like this one covers it free with no account.

Is this a free Quizlet or Anki alternative?

For the core loop โ€” make cards, study with repetition, test yourself โ€” yes, free and without an account. Quizlet and Anki go further with shared public decks, mobile apps and detailed scheduling algorithms.

How does the multiple-choice test work?

It builds each question from your deck: the correct answer plus three real answers from your other cards. That makes it genuinely harder than flipping a card, because every option looks plausible.

Where are my decks stored?

In your browser only โ€” nothing is uploaded. That means they're private, they work offline, and they're specific to that browser. Export a deck to move it elsewhere or keep a backup.

Can I share a deck with my class?

Yes, by exporting the deck as a JSON file and sending it. Anyone can load it with 'Import deck' โ€” no account needed on either end.

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