What this tool does
The flashcard maker lets you build study decks right in your browser. Each deck holds as many cards as you like, and each card has a front (the question or prompt) and a back (the answer). When you study, cards appear one at a time with a flip animation: try to recall the answer, flip the card to check, then mark whether you knew it or are still learning it.
How to use it
- Create a deck with a name like "Biology chapter 5" or "French verbs".
- Add cards: type the question on the front and the answer on the back, then press Add card.
- Press Start studying. Read the front, say the answer out loud, then flip.
- Mark each card "I knew it" or "Still learning" so you can see your score.
- Use Shuffle to study the cards in a random order, which strengthens recall.
Study tips that actually work
Flashcards work best with active recall: always try to answer before flipping. Keep cards short, one fact per card, and phrase fronts as questions rather than headings. Studying in short sessions across several days (spaced repetition) beats one long cram session. Shuffle often so you learn the material, not the order.
Your privacy
Decks are saved in your browser's local storage under a key only this page reads. Nothing is sent to any server, so your study material stays on your device. The trade-off: decks do not sync between devices, and clearing your browser's site data will erase them. For important decks, keep a backup copy of your cards somewhere else.