Free AI flashcard generator
Paste a YouTube link, drop a PDF, or paste your notes and get a set of question-and-answer flashcards in seconds. No signup, no card.
This free AI flashcard generator turns a PDF, a YouTube video, or your own notes into question-and-answer cards in seconds. Each card tests one fact, so you study the ideas, not the formatting. No sign up to try it, and you can export to CSV or Anki for free. Sign up free to save the cards and drill them with real spaced repetition.
Paste your source
A YouTube link, a PDF, or your own notes. No account needed.
Run the tool
The AI reads it and builds your result in a few seconds.
Study or save
Use it right away, or sign up free to keep it and get the full kit.
Why use this flashcard generator
From any source
A textbook PDF, a lecture on YouTube, or notes you paste. One generator handles all three.
One fact per card
The AI writes tight question-and-answer cards. No bloated cards you skip on review day.
Export to Anki or CSV
Take the cards with you. Export the whole set to CSV or straight into Anki, free, no account.
Real spaced repetition
Study the cards with a real SM-2 schedule, so they come back right before you'd forget.
Who it's for
Students
Turn a chapter or a lecture into a deck before the exam, instead of writing every card by hand.
Teachers
Build a card set for a class from the reading, then share or export it.
Language learners
Make sentence cards from real audio you transcribed, with the word in context.
Questions
How does the flashcard generator work?
Paste a YouTube link, upload a PDF, or paste text. The AI reads it and writes the most useful question-and-answer cards, each testing one fact.
Is it really free?
Yes. Run it without an account, and you can export the cards to CSV or Anki right here. Make a free account to save the cards and drill them with real spaced repetition.
Can it make flashcards from a YouTube video?
Yes, as long as the video has captions. Paste the link and it reads the captions, no watching required.
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Got a PDF instead? Pull the text out first, then run any study tool on it.