About AI Flashcards
An AI flashcard maker saves you the slowest part of studying with spaced repetition: writing the cards. Upload lecture notes, a textbook chapter, slides or vocabulary lists and the AI picks out the facts, terms and definitions worth remembering, then writes a question on the front and the answer on the back. Pages you only have on paper can be photographed and copied out with Image to Text (OCR) first.
Cards lets you ask for anywhere from 10 to 200, with 30 as the default. Save as an Anki deck to import straight into Anki, or as CSV (Quizlet) to import into Quizlet or any app that reads CSV. Language sets the language of the cards. Flip through the deck once before you start drilling it, and delete or fix any card that's vague or wrong. For exam-style practice on the same material, the AI Quiz Generator writes questions with answers.
How to use AI Flashcards
- 1Upload your notes
Choose a PDF, DOCX, PPTX, EPUB, HTML, MD or TXT file with the material you want to learn.
- 2Set the number of cards
Pick anywhere from 10 to 200 cards, and the language they should be in.
- 3Choose Anki or Quizlet
Under Save as, pick Anki deck or CSV (Quizlet), then click AI Flashcards.
- 4Import and study
Open the deck in Anki, or import the CSV into Quizlet, and start reviewing.
Why use Cubfile for this
- Anki deck export
Download an Anki deck file that Anki imports with its cards ready to review.
- CSV for Quizlet
A plain CSV that Quizlet and many other study apps can import.
- 10 to 200 cards
A quick set for one lecture or a big deck for a whole course.
- Cards in your language
Set Language to study in the language you're learning or teaching.