Create flashcard decks with questions and answers. Study with flip cards and track your correct/incorrect stats.
What Is Flashcard Maker?
A flashcard maker creates digital study cards with a question on one side and the answer on the other. Flashcards are one of the most effective study tools, backed by research into active recall (testing yourself strengthens memory far more than passive review) and spaced repetition (reviewing cards at increasing intervals optimises long-term retention).
Digital flashcards have advantages over physical cards: they are always with you, can include images and formatting, and the app can track which cards you know well and which need more practice. This tool lets you create decks, study with a flip-and-reveal mechanic and track your correct/incorrect accuracy per card.
Premium removes the 20-card-per-deck limit, adds a "Smart Study" mode that uses a simplified spaced-repetition (Leitner box) schedule — cards you get right are reviewed less often, cards you get wrong come back around immediately — and lets you export a deck to a JSON file or import one someone else shared with you.
How to Use This Tool
Create a new deck and give it a name (e.g. "Biology Chapter 5").
Add cards with a question/prompt on the front and the answer on the back.
Start a study session — cards are shown one at a time.
Click to flip the card and check your answer.
Mark each card "Correct" or "Incorrect" to track your accuracy.
Premium: use "Smart Study" to review only the cards due for review, weakest cards first, or export/import a deck as a JSON file.
Tips & Best Practices
Write your own flashcards — the process of creating them is itself a powerful study exercise.
Keep each card focused on one concept — cards with multiple facts are harder to learn.
Use active recall: genuinely try to answer before flipping, even if you have to guess.
Review regularly: 10 minutes of flashcard practice daily beats one hour of cramming before an exam.
Premium: Smart Study only surfaces cards that are actually due, so short daily sessions stay quick instead of re-testing cards you already know.
Common Use Cases
Studying for exams, certifications and professional qualifications.
Learning vocabulary for foreign language study.
Memorising medical terms, legal definitions or technical terminology.
Daily review of concepts during commutes or breaks.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards can I create?
Free users can create up to 20 cards per deck. Premium allows unlimited cards, a spaced-repetition "Smart Study" mode and JSON import/export.