Free PPTX to flashcards converter
Upload a .pptx and get flashcards from every slide and the speaker notes under them. 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 PPTX to flashcards converter turns a .pptx file into question-and-answer cards. Upload the deck and the AI reads every slide plus the speaker notes underneath, then writes one card per fact. A bullet-only deck often says little on screen and everything in the notes, so both go in. Study the cards on the page in five practice modes, or export them to Anki. No sign up and no card.
Upload your deck
Upload a .pptx deck. 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 pptx to flashcards
Slides and speaker notes
Both are read. On a deck that is all bullets, the notes are the lecture.
One fact per card
Short cards are the ones you still answer on review day. Each card asks one thing.
Five ways to practice
Flip, Learn, Write, Match, and a graded Test, all on this page.
Export to Anki or CSV
Copy the deck, download a CSV, or take the Anki-compatible file. Free, with no account.
Who it's for
University students
Every lecture arrives as a .pptx. Turn one into a deck before the next class.
Pre-med and med students
A 90-slide deck becomes cards without you typing for an hour.
Teachers
Build a card set from the deck you taught, then hand it to the class.
Questions
How do I turn a .pptx into flashcards?
Upload the .pptx file above and press Make flashcards. The AI reads the text on every slide and the speaker notes, then writes one question-and-answer card per fact. Flip through them on the page, or export the deck.
Does it read the speaker notes?
Yes. On a bullet-only deck the notes carry the whole lecture, so they go in with the slides.
What about .ppt, .ppsx, or Keynote?
.ppsx works as is. For .ppt, open the file and save it as .pptx first. In Keynote choose File, Export To, PowerPoint. The old .ppt format stores text in a way we cannot read.
My slides are pictures. Will it work?
No. A deck of images has no text to find. Export it as a PDF and use the PDF to flashcards tool, which reads page images with AI.
Can I export to Anki?
Yes. Download an Anki-compatible file, a CSV, Markdown, or JSON, or copy the cards as text.
Is it free?
Yes, no account and no card. Sign up free to save the deck and review it on a real spaced-repetition schedule.
Study it on your phone too
Synapsi runs on the web, iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android. One free account, the same notes everywhere.
Related study tools
Got a PDF instead? Pull the text out first, then run any study tool on it.