Free MCAT flashcard maker
Paste your MCAT notes, upload a content review PDF, or drop a YouTube review video with captions. You get flashcards built from that material. Study them on the page or export to Anki. No signup, no card.
Free to use. Free to keep.
The tool needs no account. A free account saves every result, adds the full study kit, and syncs to your phone.
This free MCAT flashcard maker turns your own prep material into cards. Paste your notes, upload a content review PDF or a lecture deck, or paste a YouTube review video with captions. The AI writes one question per fact, and each card is checked against a short quote from your source. Practice on the page in five modes, or export the deck to Anki. No sign up and no card.
Give it your source
Paste your notes, a transcript, or an article, paste a YouTube link, upload a PDF, a doc, slides or an ebook, upload a photo of the page, or paste a link to a public web page. No account needed.
Run the tool
The AI reads your source on our server and writes the result. A long file takes a little longer.
Study or save
Use it right away, or save it to a free library and get the full study kit from the same source.
Why use this mcat flashcards
From the content you study
Biochem notes, a physics PDF, a psych slide deck, or a review video. The cards follow your material.
Checked against your source
Each card carries a short quote that the server checks. A card it cannot trace back to your source is dropped.
Five ways to practice
Flip, Learn, Write, Match, and a graded Test, all on this page.
Anki deck in one click
Download a real .apkg file, or a .txt file that Anki and Quizlet import.
Who it's for
MCAT students
Turn each content review chapter into a deck the same day you read it.
Pre-med undergrads
Make cards from your biochem and orgo class notes while the course is still running.
Video learners
Watch a review video, then drill the facts from it instead of watching it again.
Questions
How do I make MCAT flashcards with this?
Give it one topic at a time: paste your notes on amino acids, upload the PDF chapter on renal physiology, or paste a YouTube link to a review video with captions. Press Make flashcards. The AI writes one question-and-answer card per fact.
Are these real MCAT questions?
No. The cards come only from the material you give it. They are not official or past MCAT questions, and the tool does not know what will be on your test. Use it to check you know your own content review.
Can I use a YouTube review video?
Yes, if the video has captions, which most do. The AI reads the captions and makes cards from what the video says.
How many cards do I get?
Up to 12 per run, fewer when the source is short. One chapter or one video section per run works best. Run the next section for more cards.
Can I move the cards to Anki?
Yes. Download an Anki deck (.apkg), or a .txt file that Anki and Quizlet import. CSV, Markdown, JSON, and print are there too.
Is it free?
Yes, no account and no card. There is a small daily limit on free runs. Sign up free to keep the cards and review them on a spaced schedule.
Study it on your phone too
Synapsi runs on the web, iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android. One free account, the same notes everywhere.
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